Factors Explaining the Disparate of Pace of Modernization in China and Japan
Allan COLE
Obstacles to Missionary Success in Nineteenth Century China
Ellsworth C. CARLSON
A New Concept of Law, A Study of Dr. Sun Yat Sen's Political Philosophy
Liu SHIA-LING
Samurai Conversion: The Case of Kumamoto
George E. MOORE
Meiji Buddhism: Religion and Patriotism
Kiyota MINORU
A Translation of "Hokan" by Junichiro Tanizaki
Edilberto ALEGRE
Korea, Focus of Russo-Japanese Diplomacy (1893-1903)
I. H. NISH
Japan's Southern Advance: The Indochina Phase
Stephen UHALLEY Jr.
The Japanese Minority in the Philippines before Pearl Harbor; Social Organization in Davao
Josefa M. SANIEL
Count Moric Benyovszky: a Hungarian Crusoe in Asia
Manuel TEIXEIRA
Asia Unity and Disunity: Impressions and Reflections (1964-1965)
Dai SHEN-YU
Philippine Historical Documents in the National Archives of Mexico
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