Order and Discipline in China: The Shanghai Mixed Court 1911-27

Tahirih V. Lee

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Foreword Preface Note on Romanization Order without Law An Introduction to the Study of the Principles of Disciplinary Theory The District Magistrate The Mixed Court Prior to 1911 The Mixed Court 1911-27: Historical Dimensions Mixed Court Administration of Order Analyzed Assessment of the Work of the Mixed Court 1911-27 Wider Issues Notes Select Bibliography Index

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