The New Cambridge History of Japan - Series page

pp ii-ii

The New Cambridge History of Japan - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Figures

pp viii-ix

Maps

pp x-x

Tables

pp xi-xi

Contributors to Volume III

pp xii-xii

Preface

pp xiii-xiv

maps

pp xv-xviii

Introduction

pp 1-58

Part I - Political Sovereignty

pp 59-290

1 - The Transformative Politics of the Meiji Revolutions

pp 61-86

2 - Japan and Its Margins

pp 87-137

3 - The Asia-Pacific War

pp 138-167

4 - Japan’s Postwar Subordination to the United States and Its Structure of Dual Authority

pp 168-197

5 - The Politics of Citizenship in Postwar Japan

pp 198-222

6 - The Struggle to Protect Individual Rights in Postwar Japan

pp 223-260

7 - Japan’s Decline

pp 261-290

Part II - Environment, Economy, and Technology

pp 291-460

8 - Japan

pp 293-337

9 - Japan’s Agriculture, the Empire, and Postwar Reconstruction

pp 338-372

10 - Building Japan’s Oil Empire

pp 373-400

11 - Japan’s Transwar Political Economy

pp 401-431

12 - The Japanese Economy

pp 432-460

Part III - Social Practices and Cultures in Modern Japan

pp 461-793

13 - From Status to Gender in Meiji Japan

pp 463-484

14 - The Modern Japanese Metropolis, 1868–1970

pp 485-519

15 - Modern Japan’s Regional Cultures

pp 520-540