Korea 1905-1945
Ku Daeyeol
- Title
- East Asia Observed
- Subtitle
- Selected Writings 1973-2021
- Editor
- James Hoare
- Price
- € 153,00 excl. VAT
- ISBN
- 9789048560011
- Format
- Hardback
- Number of pages
- 420
- Language
- English
- Publication date
- 20 - 10 - 2023
- Dimensions
- 13.8 x 21.6 cm
- Discipline
- Asian Studies
- Also available as
- eBook PDF - € 152,99
1. Captain Broughton, HMS Providence (and her tender) and his voyage to the Pacific 1794–98
2. The ‘Bankoku Shimbun Affair’: Foreigners, the Press and Extraterritoriality in Early Modern Japan
3. Japan undermines extraterritoriality: Extradition in Japan 1885–1899
4. British Journalists in Meiji Japan
5. The Tokyo Embassy, 1871–1945
6. Captain Francis Brinkley (1842–1912): Yatoi, Scholar and Apologist
7. William Keswick, 1835–1912: Jardine’s Pioneer in Japan
8. The Era of the Unequal Treaties, 1858–99
9. Ernest Cyril Comfort: The Other British Aviation Mission and Mitsubishi 1921–1924
10. Korea, Taiwan and Manchuria: Britain’s Consular Service in the Japanese Empire, 1883–1941
11. John Carey Hall (1844–1921): A Career in the Japan Consular Service
12. Memories of the Past: The Legacy of Japan’s Treaty Ports
13. The Centenary of Korea-British Diplomatic Relations: Aspects of British Interest and Involvement in Korea,1600–1983
14. The Anglican Cathedral Seoul 1926–1986
15. British Public opinion and the Korean War: A preliminary survey
16. A Brush with History: Opening the British Embassy Pyongyang, 2001–02
17. Potboiler Press: British Media and North Korea
18. Reflections on North Korea: Myths and Reality
19. Twenty Years a-Stagnating—The Lost Opportunity of Britain’s Relationship With the DPRK
20. Building politics: The British Embassy Peking, 1949–1992 21. Diplomacy in the East: Seoul, Beijing and Pyongyang 1981–2002
22. Odd Arne Westad. The Global Cold War
23. Charles Stephenson. Germany’s Asia-Pacific Empire: Colonialism and Naval Policy, 1885–1914
24. Gordon Pirie. Air Empire: British Imperial Civil Aviation 1919–1939
25. Margaret Hall. The Imperial Aircraft Flotilla: The Worldwide Fundraising Campaign for the British Flying Services in the First World War
26. Richard T. Chang. The Justice of the Western Consular Courts in Nineteenth Century Japan
27. Michael Auslin. Negotiating with Imperialism: The Unequal Treaties and Culture of Japanese Diplomacy
28. Ian Nish. The Japanese in War and Peace 1942–1948: Selected Documents from a Translator’s In-tray
29. Hugh Cortazzi, ed. Carmen Blacker – Scholar of Japanese Religions, Myth and Folklore: Writings and Reflections
30. Christian Polak, ed., with Hugh Cortazzi. Georges Bigot and Japan 1882–1899: Satirist, Illustrator and Artist Extraordinaire
31. Anthony Farrar-Hockley. The British Part in the Korean War. Vol. I: A Distant Obligation; Vol. II: The British Part in the Korean War. Volume II: An Honourable Discharge
32. Erik Cornell. North Korea under Communism: Report of an Envoy in Paradise
33. Valérie Gelézeau. Séoul, ville géante, cites radiuses
34. Donald N. Clark. Living Dangerously: The Western Experience in Korea 1900–1950
35 Jane Portal. Art under Control in North Korea
36. Felix Abt. A Capitalist in North Korea: My Seven Years in the Hermit Kingdom
37. Kevin O’Rourke. My Korea: 40 Years without a Horsehair Hat
38. Arissa H. Oh. To Save the Children of Korea: The Cold War Origins of International Adoption
39. Keith Howard. Songs for ‘Great Leaders’: Ideology and Creativity in North Korean Music and Dance
40. Michael Lindsay. The Unknown War: North China 1937–1945
41. P. D. Coates. The China Consuls
42. Michael J. Moser and Yeone Wei-chih Moser. Foreigners within the Gates: The Legations at Peking
43. Hsiao Li Lindsay. Bold Plum: With the Guerrillas in China’s War against Japan
44. Hugh Baker. Ancestral Images: A Hong Kong Collection
45. Robert Bickers and Isabella Jackson, eds., Treaty Ports in Modern China: Law, Land and Power
46. Odd Arne Westad. Empire and Righteous Nation: 600 Years of China Korea Relations
Notes
Index Names
Index Places
2. The ‘Bankoku Shimbun Affair’: Foreigners, the Press and Extraterritoriality in Early Modern Japan
3. Japan undermines extraterritoriality: Extradition in Japan 1885–1899
4. British Journalists in Meiji Japan
5. The Tokyo Embassy, 1871–1945
6. Captain Francis Brinkley (1842–1912): Yatoi, Scholar and Apologist
7. William Keswick, 1835–1912: Jardine’s Pioneer in Japan
8. The Era of the Unequal Treaties, 1858–99
9. Ernest Cyril Comfort: The Other British Aviation Mission and Mitsubishi 1921–1924
10. Korea, Taiwan and Manchuria: Britain’s Consular Service in the Japanese Empire, 1883–1941
11. John Carey Hall (1844–1921): A Career in the Japan Consular Service
12. Memories of the Past: The Legacy of Japan’s Treaty Ports
13. The Centenary of Korea-British Diplomatic Relations: Aspects of British Interest and Involvement in Korea,1600–1983
14. The Anglican Cathedral Seoul 1926–1986
15. British Public opinion and the Korean War: A preliminary survey
16. A Brush with History: Opening the British Embassy Pyongyang, 2001–02
17. Potboiler Press: British Media and North Korea
18. Reflections on North Korea: Myths and Reality
19. Twenty Years a-Stagnating—The Lost Opportunity of Britain’s Relationship With the DPRK
20. Building politics: The British Embassy Peking, 1949–1992 21. Diplomacy in the East: Seoul, Beijing and Pyongyang 1981–2002
22. Odd Arne Westad. The Global Cold War
23. Charles Stephenson. Germany’s Asia-Pacific Empire: Colonialism and Naval Policy, 1885–1914
24. Gordon Pirie. Air Empire: British Imperial Civil Aviation 1919–1939
25. Margaret Hall. The Imperial Aircraft Flotilla: The Worldwide Fundraising Campaign for the British Flying Services in the First World War
26. Richard T. Chang. The Justice of the Western Consular Courts in Nineteenth Century Japan
27. Michael Auslin. Negotiating with Imperialism: The Unequal Treaties and Culture of Japanese Diplomacy
28. Ian Nish. The Japanese in War and Peace 1942–1948: Selected Documents from a Translator’s In-tray
29. Hugh Cortazzi, ed. Carmen Blacker – Scholar of Japanese Religions, Myth and Folklore: Writings and Reflections
30. Christian Polak, ed., with Hugh Cortazzi. Georges Bigot and Japan 1882–1899: Satirist, Illustrator and Artist Extraordinaire
31. Anthony Farrar-Hockley. The British Part in the Korean War. Vol. I: A Distant Obligation; Vol. II: The British Part in the Korean War. Volume II: An Honourable Discharge
32. Erik Cornell. North Korea under Communism: Report of an Envoy in Paradise
33. Valérie Gelézeau. Séoul, ville géante, cites radiuses
34. Donald N. Clark. Living Dangerously: The Western Experience in Korea 1900–1950
35 Jane Portal. Art under Control in North Korea
36. Felix Abt. A Capitalist in North Korea: My Seven Years in the Hermit Kingdom
37. Kevin O’Rourke. My Korea: 40 Years without a Horsehair Hat
38. Arissa H. Oh. To Save the Children of Korea: The Cold War Origins of International Adoption
39. Keith Howard. Songs for ‘Great Leaders’: Ideology and Creativity in North Korean Music and Dance
40. Michael Lindsay. The Unknown War: North China 1937–1945
41. P. D. Coates. The China Consuls
42. Michael J. Moser and Yeone Wei-chih Moser. Foreigners within the Gates: The Legations at Peking
43. Hsiao Li Lindsay. Bold Plum: With the Guerrillas in China’s War against Japan
44. Hugh Baker. Ancestral Images: A Hong Kong Collection
45. Robert Bickers and Isabella Jackson, eds., Treaty Ports in Modern China: Law, Land and Power
46. Odd Arne Westad. Empire and Righteous Nation: 600 Years of China Korea Relations
Notes
Index Names
Index Places
James Hoare (ed.)
East Asia Observed
Selected Writings 1973-2021
This collection brings together themes in East Asian history, diplomacy, culture and politics written by J.E. Hoare since the early 1970s. His writings derive from his training as a historian, from his time as a Research Analyst in the British Foreign Office from 1969-2003, and from his experiences as a diplomat in the Republic of Korea (South Korea), the People’s Republic of China, and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea). The writings
selected for this volume include academic papers, book reviews and some quasi-journalistic articles which reflect both historical research and analysis of current events and issues. The wide-ranging content speaks to the author’s specialist fields of interest including diplomacy, biography, extraterritoriality and architecture on which he has published extensively.
Editor
James Hoare
Dr. J.E. Hoare is a Honorary Research Associate, SOAS University of London, and an Associate Fellow in the Asia-Pacific Programme, Chatham House, London (RIIA).
