...Monroe Berkowitz Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1963 1963 Financing Small Scale Industries in India 1950–1952 . By G. Balakrishnan . A publication of the Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics. Bombay : Asia Publishing House , 1961 . vi , 77 . Bibliography...

...Philip S. Thomas Some Aspects of Industrial Finance in India . By George Rosen . New York : The Free Press of Glencoe , 1962 . xv , 144 . Appendix, Index. $6.50. Finances for Small-Scale Industry in India . By K. T. Ramakrishna . New York : Asia Publishing House , 1962 . 79...

...David Feeny Small- and Medium-Scale Industries in the ASEAN Countries: Agents or Victims of Economic Development? . By Matias Bruch and Ulrich Hiemenz . Boulder, Colo. : Westview , 1984 . xii, 130 pp. Tables, Figures, Bibliography. $13.95 (paper). Regional Integration...

...Martin King Whyte Leadership and Values: The Organization of Large-Scale Taiwanese Enterprises . By Robert H. Silin . Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1976 . xvii , 226 pp. Appendixes, Bibliography, Glossary, Index. $15.00 Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1977...

...-Scale Industry in the People's Republic of China . By The American Rural Small-Scale Industry Delegation . Berkeley : University of California Press , 1977 . xiv , 296 pp. Map, Photographs, Figures, Tables, Appendixes, Index. $15.00 Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1978...

... need no introduction to figures like Arai Hakuseki or Yanagita Kunio. Reading the two works in conjunction, moreover, allows us to appreciate the significance of scale in historical analysis. Their emphasis on the local illustrates how country-scale generalizations obscure many of the actual...

...Stephen F. Tobias Abstract It can be argued that full assimilation of Chinese immigrants into an alien society has proceeded longer and on a larger scale in Thailand than anywhere else. It was Chinese potters who built the first kilns at Sukhothai and Sawankhalok; Thai tradition says that King Ram...

... previously marginalized in dominant historical narratives: for example, the history of colonial Hong Kong's Eurasian community. In such a case, where the scope of inquiry is neither fully global in scale nor strictly local, the inter-Asian framework provides a middle ground and intermediate scale that brings...

...J. Earnest Fisher Abstract When I left Korea in July of 1934, there were already many indications that Japan was preparing for war on a large scale. “The Manchurian Incident” of September 1931 was the beginning of Japan's inroads into China, which were expanded and intensified until they resulted...

... technology with high levels of man-year productivity, consisting of large scale manufacturing, plantation agriculture, mining, and the services associated with these; and die other, the “traditional” sector, consisting of peasant agriculture, small scale manufacturing and handicrafts, and the services...

...Kuo Mo-jo; Josiah W. Bennett Abstract The night of the fifth had been decided on for another large-scale attempt to climb the wall. On account of the previous attempt at scaling the wall, the ladders of the peasant families in the vicinity of Nan-hu had already been requisitioned to the point where...

...Frank Perlin Abstract Precious Metals in the Later Medieval and Early Modern Worlds , edited by J. F. Richards, is a courageous attempt to survey late medieval and early modern monetary history on an appropriately global scale, while simultaneously representing the fragmentation of the present...

...Dennis McNamara Abstract A successful pattern of close ties between the state and large-scale private enterprise in Japan and Korea has attracted the attention of scholars, policymakers, and businessmen. The prewar Japanese state (Moulton 1931; Lockwood 1955; Nakagawa 1983) with its distinctive...

...James B. Crowley Abstract On July 7, 1937 a handful of Chinese and Japanese soldiers exchanged rifle-fire in the vicinity of the Marco Polo Bridge about thirty miles from Peking. This, minor fracas precipitated a sequence of events that soon propelled Japan into full-scale hostilities...

...H. W. Kang Abstract Following the collapse of the old indigenous social order, tenth-century Korea was engaged in innovative cultural borrowing of a societal scale under the influence of the brilliant and mature Chinese civilization. Among the many institutions borrowed during this period...

..., large-scale, and sustained national projects to construct roads, canals, reservoirs, and buildings throughout China; and a conscious and conscientious effort to include archaeology as an important part of the political education of the people. This sudden flood of new data—most hitherto unknown...

... of ethnicity of both the Han and local identity categories, and concludes that while Han enact ethnicity in their relations to other minzu , local identity categories are more social than ethnic. It further posits that moments of confrontation, “degree” of ethnicity, scales of categorization, and relationality...