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| When Liberalism Faced Nationalism: A Study of Hu Shih and China Institute of Pacific Relations |
| --------Ouyang Junxi |
The America-Japan Society in the Interim War Period (Japanese only) |
| -------------Akiko Iimori |
The Establishment of a Local Company and Human Networks in Late Nineteenth Century Japan: A Case Study of Ryomo Railway Company (Japanese only) |
-------------------------Rie Ishii |
Study Note - Eiichi Shibusawa and Hokiichi Hanawa (Japanese only) |
------------Shouichi Sakai |
Study Note - Famous Blind Scholar of Japan:
From the Viewpoint of Japanese History of the Disabled Survey of the Biographical Editing Project for Materials on Eiichi Shibusawa (Japanese only) |
--------------Hitomi Yamada |
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| Abstract - The Chinese Intelligentsia and the Third Biennial Conference of the IPR |
| --------Zhang Jing |
| Study Note - A Record of a Career in the Institute of Pacific Relations |
| --------Edward C. Carter |
| Abstract of Study Note - A Record of a Career in the Institute of Pacific Relations: Editor's Note |
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| Abstract of Study Note - General Preface to Edward C. Carter's Statement edited by William L. Holland |
| --------Yutaka Sasaki |
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Abstract - Student Dormitories in Modern Japan:
A Case Study of the Saitama Gakusei Yuekikai between 1904-1935 |
| --------Tomokazu Takada |
Abstract - Kosuke Tomeoka's 1903 Visit to the United States and Europe in 1903:
Influences from the "Colony System" |
| --------Hitomi Nii |
Study Note - Why Has “the Boy of Lepra” Been Lost?:
A Reflection on “the Memories” and “the Records” of Eiichi Shibusawa (Japanese only) |
| -------------Yuichiro Hirai |
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Abstract - The Japanese Institute of Pacific Relations and the Kellogg-Briand
Pact: The Activities and Limitations of Private Diplomacy |
| --------Michiko Ito |
Abstract - Eiichi Shibusawa and China:
With a Focus on Shibusawa's Attitude toward China |
| --------Nobuo Katagiri |
Study Note - A Study of Eiichi Shibusawa’s Participation in the Promotion and Establishment of Companies (Japanese only) |
-------------Masakazu Shimada |
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Abstract - Shibusawa Eiichi and his Moral Education:
An Analysis from Lectures at the Commercial Higher School |
| --------Reiko Kageyama |
| Abstract - A Study about Stages in Japan of Mei Lan-fang |
| --------Yuan Ying-ming |
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Abstract - Performing on an International Stage for Japan in America:
Yusuke Tsurumi's Prewar Public Relations Activities |
| --------Kazuma Ueshina |
| Eiichi Shibusawa and China: with a Focus on his Attitude Toward China (Japanese only) |
| --------Nobuo Katagiri |
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| John B. Condliffe, William L. Holland and the Institute of Pacific Relations' Research and Publication Program |
| --------Paul F. Hooper |
The Return of Japanese Businesses to the World Community:
The International Chamber of Commerce after the Second World War |
| --------Masato Kimura |
| Abstract - The 1927 US-Japan Doll Exchange Project as Seen from the Viewpoint of Japanese Immigrants: From the Campaign for Revision of the 1924 Immigration Law to International Cultural Exchange |
| --------Hiroaki Koresawa |
Abstract of Study Note - Storage of Historical Social Welfare Materials:
The case of Takinogawa gakuen Facilities |
| --------Osamu Nakamura |
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| Recovering a Lost Chapter in American-Chinese Relations: The Institute of Pacific Relations and the Nankai Institute of Economics |
| --------Xi Zhou |
| The Missing Link: Japanese Anthropology and the Institute of Pacific Relations Before and During WWII |
| ---------Toyomi Asano |
| Study Note - Shibusawa Eiichi's Role in the Modernization Movement in East Asia |
| --------VINH Sinh |
| Abstract - Shibusawa Eiichi's Role in the Improvement of Corporate Organization in Meiji Japan |
| --------Azumi Ann Takata |
| Abstract - The Korean Branch of the Institute of Pacific Relations and the Society for the Research of Korean Affairs, 1925-1931 |
| --------Jung-hyoo Ko |
Abstract - The Hansen Disease Patients of the Tokyo Poorhouse:
The Background of Leprosy Policy |
| --------Yuichiro Hirai |
Abstract - Woodrow Wilson's Policy Toward the Philippines:
Ideal and Reality in Wilsonianism |
| --------Satoka Sawauchi |
| Abstract of Study Note - Shibusawa Eiichi's Second Visit to France in 1902 |
| --------Terushi Hara |
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| Abstract - The Contributions of Shibusawa Eiichi in Introducing Social Works from Britain to Japanese Society |
| --------Makoto Otani |
| Abstract - The Improvement Process of Den'en Chofu and the Movement for Better Environment by Den'en Chofu Kai |
| --------Fujiko Fukushima |
| Abstract - The Japanese Empire and the "Civilization Standard": Some Problems in Taisho-era of the South Sea Islands |
| --------Kazuomi Sakai |
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| Post-League Wilsonian Internationalism and the Institute of Pacific Relations, 1925-1945 |
| --------Tomoko Akami |
| Study Note - The Institute of Pacific Relations and I |
| --------William L. Holland |
| Abstract - Conflicting Views of Japanese National Character: Sawayanagi Masataro and Inoue Tetsujiro |
| --------Yushi Ito |
Abstract - Abolishing Extraterritoriality, Legislating Nationality:
the Japanese Debates over Nationality in Manchukuo |
| --------Toyomi Asano |
| Abstract - A Study about Sorai-gaku and Mito-gaku for Shibusawa Studies |
| --------Shin'ichi Sakamoto |
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"Outside of the Realm of Politics" ?:
Rediscovering John Nelson and Canadian Track Two Diplomacy in the Interwar Period |
| --------Lawrence T. Woods |
| Abstract - The Donation of Japanese Books to the University of Louvain in 1924-26 |
| --------Noboru Koyama |
| Abstract - "Narratives" and "Readings" of Yoikuin Jizenkai: Reinvestigating "the Times of Charity in Modern Japan" |
| --------Yuichiro Hirai |
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| East Asian Regionalism and Regional Identities of China and Japan |
| --------Dajin Peng |
| Abstract - Shibusawa Eiichi's Negotiations for the Introduction of Foreign Capital for Private Railway Companies During his Overseas Tour in 1902 |
| --------Noboru Koyama |
| Abstract - British Foreign Office's Views on Japanese Economy and the Transformation of the Policy Toward Japan 1930-1934 |
| --------Susumu Sato |
Study Note - The Institute of Pacific Relations - Its Achievements (Japanese only) |
| -------------Ryuichi Nagao |
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| Reviewing Regionalism: Organizational Lessons for Asia Pacific Leaders |
| --------Lawrence T. Woods |
| Abstract - Japanese National Sentiment as Seen in the 1927 Doll Exchange between Japan and the United States |
| --------Hiroaki Koresawa |
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| The Rise and Fall of a 'Pacific Sense': Experiment of the Institute of Pacific Relations, 1925-1930 |
| --------Tomoko Akami |
| Abstract - The Foundation of Kanka-bu in the Tokyo City Poorhouse and the Contributions of Shibusawa Eiichi and Others |
| --------Tomoe Naganuma |
| Abstract - The Analects and the Abacus: Shibusawa Eiichi and the Development of Capitalism in Japan |
| --------Wang Jiahua |
| Abstract - Shibusawa Eiichi's Two Principles on Business Life |
| --------Takao Tsukada |
Study Note - Shibusawa Eiichi and Shizuoka Commercial Company (Shizuoka Shoho Kaisho) in 1868-1869 (Japanese only) |
| -------------Satoshi Sasaki |
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| The Role and Activities of the Japanese-American Relations Committee in the Formation of the Japan Pacific Council |
--------Michio Yamaoka
translated by George M. Oshiro |
| Images of the "Company" in the Early Meiji Period |
| --------Azumi Ann Takata |
| Study Note - The Institute of Pacific Relations (IPR) and Peace Problems in the Pacific in 1920s and 1930s |
| --------Nobuo Katagiri |
| Abstract - Ichizaemon Morimura's Business Ideology and Japanese Pottery Export to American Market in the Latter Half of the Meiji Period |
| --------Kazuhiro Omori |
| Abstract - Japanese Immigrants and their Social Services: The Japanese Division of the American Salvation Army, 1919-1941 |
| --------Mitsuhiro Sakaguchi |
Abstract - Result of Shibusawa Eiichi's Non-Governmental Diplomacy:
Comprehending the "Committee on World Friendship Among Children" in Japan and Its Development |
| --------Hiroaki Koresawa |
| Abstract - Residential Development by Den'en Toshi Company |
| --------Fujiko Fukushima |
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| A Brief History of the Institute of Pacific Relations |
| --------Paul F. Hooper |
Study Note - The Beginnings of "An Adventure in Friendship":
The Institute of Pacific Relations and Japan, 1925-1936 |
| --------Nobuo Katagiri and George M. Oshiro |
| Abstract - Background to "the Birth of the Blue-Eyed Doll Exchange" and its Repercussions: One Attempt towards Improvement in Japanese-American Relations, or, Shibusawa Eiichi and Sidney L. Gulick's Dream and Despair |
| --------Hiroaki Koresawa |
| Abstract - The Japanese Zaikai, the Continental Ronin and Korean Policy |
| --------Li Ting Jiang |
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| Study Note - Life of Eiichi Shibusawa: Possible Areas of Studies |
| --------Masahide Shibusawa |
| Abstract - The Tokyo Yoikuin in the Meiji Era: An Exploration of a Prototype of "Public" Agency |
| --------Atsuko Yamana |
| Abstract - San Francisco Earthquake and the Japanese Purpose toward a Relief Fund with their Positive Attitude |
| --------Mari Kagawa |
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| Symposium Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Shibusawa Eiichi |
| --------George M. Oshiro |
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| Abstract - Shibusawa Eiichi as a Non-Governmental Economic Diplomatist, Part Two |
| --------Masato Kimura |
| Abstract - Jinzo Naruse and Shibusawa Eiichi: A Study of Their Friendship Based on Similarities in Their Educational Thought |
| --------Reiko Kageyama |
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| Shibusawa Eiichi and Christian Internationalization: An Exploratory Case Study of a Prewar Elite's Attitude and Activities Regarding Select Aspects of the International Christian Movement in Early Twentieth Century Japan |
| --------George M. Oshiro |
Abstract- Eiichi Shibusawa and Non-Governmental Diplomacy:
With a Focus on Shibusawa's Efforts to Cope with the Japanese Exclusion Movement in the United States |
| --------Nobuo Katagiri |
| Abstract - Shibusawa Eiichi as a Non-Governmental Economic Diplomatist, Part One |
--------Masato Kimura
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| Abstract - Shibusawa Eiichi's Views on Labor Management and the Kyocho-Kai |
| --------Masakazu Shimada |
Study Note - An Approach to the Study on the Institute of Pacific Relations (IPR.) (Japanese only) |
| ------------Michio Yamaoka |
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