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The East Asian Journal of British History, vol. 3

Citation: Yoon, Young Hwi and Hamai, Yumiko and Saito, Kentaro and Sato, Jun and Kennedy, Dane and Kim, Jaymin and Kumajima, Yasuki and Coffey, John (2013) The East Asian Journal of British History, vol. 3. The East Asian Society of British History. ISBN 2185-8527

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The East Asian Journal of British History is produced by the East Asian Society of British History, and supported by the Institute for Historical Research. The Institute of Historical Research is pleased and proud to be supporting this recent addition to British history scholarship. Developing out of the IHR’s long-standing collaborative partnership with Japanese universities, and now in its fourth year, the East Asian Journal of British History features some of the best emergent scholarship from Anglophone historians working in China, Japan, and South Korea. Divided between an articles section and one devoted to reviews, the journal’s remit wide-ranging covering all fields and periods of British history. It complements the triennial Anglo-Japanese Conference organised by the IHR and Japanese historians based at the universities of Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, and the conference of the East Asian Society of British history, in which we are joined by our colleagues from South Korea. In future, we hope that more contributions will be featured in the journal from the Chinese mainland and from Taiwan.

Additional Information: ARTICLES: The Rise of the Abolitionism during the Revolutionary Period, 1770-1800 ... Young Hwi Yoon; Un-homely Welcome: The Resettlement of the Asians Expelled from Uganda (1972-74) ... Yumiko Hamai; Industrial Contraction and Union Structure: The Nottingham lace industry and the union merger in 1933 ... Kentaro Saito; The Bank of England Financial Advisory Missions to Latin America during the Great Depression: An Analysis on "Money Doctoring" from the Perspective of the Periphery ... Jun Sato; PERSPECTIVE: Decolonization and Disorder ... Dane Kennedy; BOOK REVIEWS: Robert C. Allen, Kenneth Pomeranz; Prasannan Parthasarathi; Catherine Hall.
Creators: Yoon, Young Hwi and Hamai, Yumiko and Saito, Kentaro and Sato, Jun and Kennedy, Dane and Kim, Jaymin and Kumajima, Yasuki and Coffey, John and
Subjects: History
Divisions: Institute of Historical Research
Collections: East Asian Journal of British History
Dates:
  • March 2013 (published)

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