アジアにおける西欧の勢力:1415-1999年<br>Western Power in Asia : Its Slow Rise and Swift Fall, 1415 - 1999

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アジアにおける西欧の勢力:1415-1999年
Western Power in Asia : Its Slow Rise and Swift Fall, 1415 - 1999

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Offers the general reader a unique overview of a vast historical canvas.

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For centuries, the major poweres of the West were seduced by the allure of the countries of "the Far East". Spices, textiles, silk and tea were the staples of East- West trade. But competition between Western traders eventually caused military intervention in Asian affairs and the establishment of colonial empires. These actions have shapred the history of mankind and left a legacy that still reverberates throughout Asia. Western Power in Asia is a unique contribution to the understanding of present- day Asia. Essential reading for anyone interested in world history, Arthur Cotterell offers fascinating insights into five hundred extraordinary years of power and influence by the West, which disappeared spectacularly after the Second World War. The author's ability to tell both sides of the story, with the aid of contemporary illustrations as well as quotations, makes this book a tremendous resource for students of Asian history. And because the entire colonial experience is covered for the first time within a single volume, Western Power in Asia also provides the general reader with an unusual and invaluable perspective on East- West relations.As countries such as China and India become key players on the world stage, Western Power in Asia provides a timely reminder of the path that led to their present positions, while allowing a poignant opportunity to reflect on how they might in future treat their Western trading partners.

Contents

Preface ix Introduction xi Photo Credits xix PART 1WESTERN IMPERIALISM 1 Chapter 1: Iberian Expansion Overseas, 1415-1647 3 Portuguese and Chinese Maritime Exploration Compared - The Sea Route to India Discovered - The Formation of the Portuguese Empire - Mixed Portuguese Success in Southeast Asia - China and Japan. Chapter 2: The Struggle for Supremacy, 1647-1815 53 Early Dutch Power - New Rivals: the French and the English - The Battle for India - Britain's Triumph - A Chinese Rebuff. Chapter 3: Imperial Heyday, 1815-1905 107 The Opium Wars - The Indian Mutiny - France's Colonial Revival - The American Colony of the Philippines - The Russo-Japanese War. PART 2: AN ASIAN CHALLENGE 159 Chapter 4: The Advent of Imperial Japan, 1868-1941 161 The Meiji Restoration - A New Balance of Power - Revolution in China - Colonial Unrest - The Sino-Japanese War. Chapter 5: The Collapse of Western Power, 1941-45 215 The Outbreak of the Pacifi c War - Catastrophe in Southeast Asia - Japan's New Order in Asia - The Fall of the Japanese Empire - The Surrender of Japan PART 3: WESTERN DECOLONISATION 267 Chapter 6: The Beginnings of Withdrawal, 1945-50 269 The Post-War Settlement - The End of the Indian Empire - Dutch Failure in Indonesia - The Communist Triumph in China - The Occupation of Japan Chapter 7: Cold War Complications, 1950-99 321 US Intervention - Independence in British Southeast Asia - The Tragedy of Vietnam - Accommodating China and Japan - Post-colonial Conflicts Postscript: Last Post in Hong Kong 1997 373 Chronology 377 Endnotes 389 Bibliography 407 Index 441

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