The Sino-Japanese War of 1894–1895: Perceptions, Power, and Primacy

Abstract

Part I. The Clash of Two Orders: The Far East on the Eve of War: 1. The reversal of the Far Eastern balance of power 2. The decline of the old order in China and Korea 3. The rise of a new order in Russia and Japan Part II. The War: The Dividing Line between Two Eras: 4. The beginning of the end: the outbreak of hostilities 5. Japan triumphant: the battles of P'yongyang and the Yalu 6. China in disgrace: the battles of Port Arthur and the Weihaiwei Part III. The Settlement: The Modern Era in Far Eastern Diplomacy: 7. The treaty of Shimonoseki and the Triple Intervention 8. The era of global politics 9. The cultural dimensions of the Sino-Japanese War Epilogue: perceptions, power, and war Bibliographic essay.

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