History of Anglo-Japanese Relations 1600-2000

JANET HUNTER teaches economic history the London School of Economics. She has written widely on the economic and social development of modern Japan, in particular on the female labour market in the period before the Pacific War. SHINYA SUGIYAMA is Professor in the Economics Department at Keio University, Tokyo.

• Anglo-Japanese Economic Relations in Historical Perspective, 1600-2000: Trade and Industry, Finance, Technology and the Industrial Challenge; J.Hunter & S.Sugiyama British-Japanese Rivalry in Trading and Banking; K.Ishii 'Learn and Earn, Earn and Learn': British Influence and Fukuzawa Yukichi's Creation of the First Japanese Business Elite; N.Tamaki A Munition Steel Company and Anglo-Japanese Relations Before and After World War I: The Corporate Governance of the Japan Steel Works and its British Shareholders; B.Nagura Japanese Government Loan Issues on the London Capital Market During the Interwar Period; T.Suzuki A Case Study of Anglo-Japanese Cooperation in the Motor Vehicle Industry: Ishikawajima, Wolseley, Isuzu and Rootes; C.Madeley British Perceptions of Japanese Economic Development in the 1920s: with Special Reference to the Cotton Industry; J.Sharkey Facing the Unavoidable: Great Britain, the Sterling Area and Japan: Economic and Trading Relations, 1950-1960; J.Weste Anglo-Japanese Investment in the Postwar Period; M.Conte-Helm Index