... The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1957 1957 1 Wright Mary C. , “ From Revolution to Restoration: the Transformation of Kuomintang Ideology ,” FEQ , XIV ( 08 1955 ), 515 – 532 . 2 Ta-chung Liu , China's National Income, 1931–36 , ( Washington, D.C. : 1946...

...James R. Shirley Abstract Three years of glorious revival for the Kuomintang followed Sun Yat-sen's death on March 12, 1925. Military success in the Northern Expedition transformed the embattled Cantonese Party of 1925 into the recognized national government of China. But the same period also...

...Mary C. Wright Abstract The accession to power of the Kuomintang in 1927–1928 marked the end of the era in which revolutionary strains had been dominant in the party's program and the beginning of one of the most interesting and instructive of the many efforts in history to make a revolution...

..., but generally speaking, only published sources (news-papers, magazines, and pamphlets) may be reproduced. 6 Additional details of these episodes will be in William G. Saywell and Herman Mast III, Unless Its Ideology Fails: Tat Chi-t'ao and the Chinese Kuomintang, 1912–1928 (forthcoming). 5...

...Diana Lary Der demokratische Bund und seine Vorläufer 1939–1949: Chinesische Intelligenz zwischen Kuomintang und Kommunistischer Partei . (The Democratic League and Its Precursors, 1939–1949: Chinese Intelligentsia between Kuomintang and Chinese Communist Party). By Thomas Scharping . Hamburg...

... and, possibly, where they would have greater exposure e.g., the Journal of Asian Studies. Du\e University ARIF DIRLIK Government and Politics in Kuomintang China, 1927-1937. BY HUNG-MAO TIEN. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1972. Tables, Map, Appendices, Notes, Bibliography, Index. $8.95. It is strange...

... was provoked by the author's attempts to understand the various types of current law passed by the Kuomintang while serving first in the Chinese Legal Section, Far Eastern Unit, U. S. Department of Commerce, 1943–45; second, as attaché to the American Embassy, Chungking, 1945–46. It is based largely on Chinese...

...William Kirby Die Komintern und die Chinesische Revolution: Die Einheitsfront der KP Chinas und der Kuomintang 1924–1927 . By Kuo Heng-yü . Paderborn, Germany : Ferdinand Schöningh , 1979 . 336 pp. Bibliography, Index. DM 28 (paper). Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc...

...Brad Geisert Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1992 1992 The Kuomintang Left in the National Revolution, 1924–1931: The Leftist Alternative in Republican China . By So Wai-chor . Hong Kong : East Asian Historical Monographs, Oxford University Press , 1991 . xii...

...Heng Pek Koon The Kuomintang Movement in British Malaya 1912–1949 . By C. F. Yong and R. B. McKenna . Singapore : Singapore University Press , 1990 . xiii, 289 pp. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1991 1991 BOOK REVIEWS SOUTHEAST ASIA 753 While the book...

...John F. Copper The Kuomintang and the Democratization of Taiwan . By Steven J. Hood . Boulder, Colo : Westview Press , 1996 . xiii, 181 pp. $49.95 (cloth). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1997 1997 1058 THE JOURNAt OF ASIAN STUDIES the lives of most Shanghai...

...H. Arthur Steiner Kuomintang and Chinese Communist Elites . By Robert C. North with the collaboration of Ithiel de Sola Pool. Introduction by John K. Fairbank. Hoover Institute Studies, Series B: Elite Studies, No. 8. Stanford University : Stanford University Press , 1952 . vii , 130...

...Howard L. Boorman Party Politics in Republican China: the Kuomintang, 1912–1924 . By George T. Yu . Berkeley and Los Angeles : University of California Press , 1966 . xiv, 203 pp. Bibliography, Index. $6.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1967 1967 704...

... the intellectual youths. Only as nationalists first and Communists second, were the Communists willing to join the KMT (Kuomintang) as individuals in order to take an active part in the national revolution. In a span of five years, the KMT-CCP alliance had contributed to the consolidation of the revolutionary base...

... Cho-ying in Biographies of Kuomintang Leaders . 11 For the charge that Ch'en conspired to have Teng arrested see ibid., p. 92, Wang-p'ai Ch'en Ch'eng , p. 3 , and “T'ang Jen,” Shih-nien nui-chan (Decades of Civil War) (Hong Kong, 1955 ) p. 147 . P'ing Hsieh , op. cit...

...George T. Yu The Kuomintang: Selected Historical Documents, 1894–1969 . By Milton J. T. Shieh . Jamaica, N. Y. : St. John's University Press , 1970 . xxii, 406 pp. Glossary, Index. $10.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1970 1970 BOOK REVIEWS 181 an opportunity...

...Arif Dirlik Abstract On February 19, 1934, Chiang Kai-shek inaugurated the New Life Movement in Nanchang, Kiangsi, with the express goal of “revolutionizing” Chinese life. The Kuomintang leadership, holding the material and spiritual “degeneration” of the people responsible for China's continued...

... of the Three Eastern Provinces with the Kuomintang domain after the death of Chang Tso-lin on June 4, 1928. According to the general view, Chang Hsüeh-liang, having grown up in the period of the May Fourth Movement, shared many of the national aspirations of the younger generation, and desired to stop civil...

... and the maldistribution of landholdings which in 1924 finally prompted Sun publicly to declare a “land to the tiller” policy. During this formative period for Kuomintang ideology, Sun's use of “equalization of land rights,” and the Western doctrines from which it was derived, indicate a definite preoccupation...

...Daniel B. Ramsdell Abstract The outbreak of hostilities between Chinese and Japanese troops at Liutiaohu in the vicinity of Mukden on the night of September 18, 1931, unleashed a chain of events leading to a disasterous war for Japan and the collapse of the Kuomintang government in China...