Lever of Empire: The International Gold Standard and the Crisis of Liberalism in Prewar Japan

Mark Metzler

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List of Illustrations List of Tables Preface Acknowledgments Notes on Terms Part One: Global Money and Empire Prologue: London, 1898 1. Japan and the British Gold Standard, ca. 1715--1885 2. Gold and Empire, 1885--1903 3. Sinews of War, 1904--1914 4. Positive and Negative Policies 5. Divine Providence, 1914--1918 Part Two: Global Money and the Doctrine of Induced Depression 6. Great Divide, 1918--1921 7. The Contractionary Tide, 1921--1926 8. Theory and Practice of Induced Depression 9. The Two-Party Principle, 1927--1929 Part Three: Crisis of Liberalism 10. Liberal Triumph, 1929--1930 11. Opening the Door to a Hurricane, 1930--1931 12. Capitalist Recovery in One Country, 1932--1936 Epilogue: Money and Hegemony Appendix: Reference Information Notes Bibliography Index

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