Table of Contents

Introduction , S. Sugiyama, Linda Grove; Chapter 1 Who Marketed Imported Textiles: The Japanese Case, Tanimoto Masayuki; Chapter 2 Japanese Business Networks in Prewar Korea: The Case of the Enterprises of Kameya Aisuke, Kimura Kenji; Chapter 3 Overseas Chinese Financial Networks and Korea, Hamashita Takeshi; Chapter 4 Inchon Trade: Japanese and Chinese Merchants and the Shanghai Network, Furuta Kazuko; Chapter 5 International Trade and the Creation of Domestic Marketing Networks in North China, 1860–1930, Linda Grove; Chapter 6 Decline or Prosperity? Guild Merchants Trading Across the Taiwan Straits, 1820s–1895, Man-houng Lin; Chapter 7 Marketing and Competition in China, 1895–1932: The Taikoo Sugar Refinery, S. Sugiyama; Chapter 8 Lineage Ties and Business Partnership: A Hong Kong Commercial Network, K.C. Fok; Chapter 9 Intra-Asian Marketing: Aw Boon-haw’s Commercial Network, 1910–1937, Sherman Cochran; Chapter 10 Trust and Status in a Dual Regional Economy: Dutch Trading Companies in Japan’s Prewar Trade with Southeast Asia, Peter Post; Chapter 11 Up-country Purchase Activities of Indian Raw Cotton by T?y? Menka’s Bombay Branch, 1896–1935, Kagotani Naoto; Chapter 12 The English East India Company and Indigenous Trading Systems: The Grain Trade in Early Colonial Bengal, Miki Sayako; Chapter 13 Trading Networks in Western Asia and the Iranian Silk Trade, Sakamoto Tsutomu; Chapter 14 Commentaries, Ian Brown; Chapter 15 Historical Evaluation of English Trading Firms, S.D. Chapman; Chapter 16 Asian Trade Networks, Anthony Reid;

About the Author

Authored by Grove, Linda; Sugiyama, Shinya

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'An important contribution to the economic history of Asia.' -China Perspectives