...Dorothy Borg The End of Extraterritoriality in China . By Wesley R. Fishel . Berkeley : University of California Press , 1952 . xi , 221 . Appendix, bibliography, index. $4.50. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1953 1953 220 FAR EASTERN QUARTERLY oppressors...

...Philip Thai Pär Cassel's study presents a compelling revision to this dominant narrative in several ways. First, it excavates the origins of extraterritoriality to highlight the critical role of indigenous legal traditions in mediating the implementation and operation of a new legal arrangement...

...F. R. Gladeck The Extraterritorial System in China. Final Phase . By John Carter Vincent . Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1970 . 113 pp. Index. Paperback, $3.50. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1970 1970 182 JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES documents examine...

... extraterritorial Chinese community, far from working against the nation-state, may be bound up in crucial ways with state projects of trans/national unity. In place of Tu's binary logic of Chinese-ness, scholars must heed Callahan's suggestion that in a “Chinese” context, “the nation and the diaspora...

..., under which the United States relinquished extraterritorial rights in China. The new treaty should thus have occasioned no surprise since it was intended merely as a routine instrument for facilitating commercial relations between the two countries. THE SINO-AMERICAN COMMERCIAL TREATY OF 1946 M. E...

... frequently cited by many Meiji publicists and later historians who attacked the inequity of the extraterritorial regime in Japan. In this work Baba wrote that it was evidently to the interest of British consuls in Japan “to protect their countrymen rather than to prosecute or convict them...

... to Muslim religiosity and Indian Muslims’ extraterritorial sympathies toward the caliphate and the Muslim world. Pigeonholing the entire thought of Lajpat Rai as “Hindu nationalism” obscures a historical-intellectual juncture when a Hindu political figure like him enthusiastically supported pan-Islamism...

... as their basis. The driving power behind this feverish legislative activity was the endeavor of the Republican regime to modernize China and to eliminate every pretext of Western powers to perpetuate extraterritoriality. 62 Criminal Code, Article 239; Francis S. Liu, op. cit. , pp. 144–147. 63...

... of Japanese extraterritoriality. With the outbreak of war, Manchukuo effectively surrendered its national sovereignty to the needs of the Japanese empire, sacrificing its jurisdictional integrity as well. While not denying the deliberate attempt made by Japan to misrepresent the independence of Manchukuo...

... already existed for some time. EXTRATERRITORIALITY OF ASIATICS AND THE CONVENTIONS OF 1902 AND 1904 The treaty of 1893 pleased no one. The Siamese complained that the French had not returned Chantabun and that their lists of proteges (see below) were too long and too inclusive.18 The French claimed...

... t'ienkuo yun-tung lun-wen chi (Collected essays on the revolutionary movement of T'ai-p'ing t'ien-kuo), edited by Fan W&n-lan in commemoration of the same occasion. University of Washington KUNG-CHUAN HSIAO The End of Extraterritoriality in China. By LESLEY R. FlSHEL. Berkeley: University of California...

... of Illinois, Urbana by the powers. Second, the reader will better appreciate the difficulties faced by diplomatic The Extraterritorial System in China. Final Phase. BY JOHN CARTER VINCENT. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1970. 113 pp. Index. Paperback, $3.50. representatives in dealing with day-to-day...

... mixed cases came before other Western consular courts during the period of extraterritoriality from 1859 to 1899. Chang's next step was evaluating these decisions for "fairness." In the course of his extensive research he was able to locate meaningful accounts some of them very brief of only nine cases...

...Constance M. Wilson BOOK REVIEWS 561 reliable and detailed factual background and culties. The end of extraterritoriality became straightforward stylistic description. one of the chief goals of Thai foreign policy, British Museum HENRY D. GINSBURG a goal which was finally achieved sixty years...

... continued underdevelopment of property rights formalization in Siam in response to colonial pressures for land investment (including from Japan, as well as Chinese entrepreneurs) and negotiations to end the extraterritorial rights of the colonial powers. Larsson also notes the growing role of nationalist...

... treaties are defined as "international conventions signed by Japan between the years 1854 and 1873 that granted extraterritorial privileges and fixed conventional tariffs to sixteen Western nations" (p. 47). Perez lists eight areas in which these conventions differed from treaties among Western states: 1...

... interests of colonial powers. Rather, distinctions between colonizers and indigenous victims blur because of the interpenetration of interests (p. 4) and because of the multiple communities that manipulated the extraterritorial umbrellas cast by any given colonialist power. In the realm of these new...

... to the murals of Wat Suwannaram. At its best, Thai painting has undoubtedly great charm and vitality, and this book introduces us to it in the best possible way, with BOOK REVIEWS 561 reliable and detailed factual background and culties. The end of extraterritoriality became straightforward stylistic...

... as a manifestation of a coherent colonial discourse. Chen investigates how these cases were transformed into the formative moment of extraterritoriality in China in Western historiography (p. 27). Relying on a legal analysis of these criminal cases, he challenges the conclusions traditionally taken for granted...

... of China.” Positions 1 (Fall): 486 – 525 . Fishel Wesley R. 1952 . The End of Extraterritoriality in China . Berkeley : University of California Press . Susumu Fuma . 1993 . “Late Ming Urban Reform in Hangzhou.” In Johnson Linda Cooke , ed., The Cities of Jiangnan in Late...