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 Japanese Shipping and Shipbuilding in the Twentieth Century: The Writings of Peter N. Davies

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xxii)   (398K)
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    • Table Of Contents
    • Preface
    • Acknowledgements
  • British Shipping And World Trade: Rise And Decline, 1820–1939 (1-42)   (175K)
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    • Comment
    • Response
    • Summary Of The Concluding Discussion
  • The Rise Of Japan’s Modern Shipping Industry (43-55)   (90K)
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    • Notes
  • Japanese Merchant Shipping And The Bridge Over The River Kwai (56-81)   (339K)
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    • Notes
  • The Development Of The Japanese Shipping Industries In The Post-War Era (82-99)   (103K)
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    • Introduction
    • The Second World War
    • The Post-War Era
    • Explanations For Japan’s Original Expansion
    • Japan’s Post-War Success
    • Attitude Of Management
    • Attitude Of Government And Society
    • The Future
  • The Role Of National Bulk Carriers In The Advance Of Shipbuilding Technology In Post-War Japan (100-110)   (82K)
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    • Notes
  • Japan’s Merchant Marine (111-113)   (60K)
  • Japanese Shipping And Shipbuilding: An Introduction To The Motives Behind Its Early Expansion (114-120)   (62K)
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  • A Guide To The Emergence Of Japan’s Modern Shipping Industries (121-136)   (101K)
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    • Notes
  • Aspinall, Cornes And Company And The Early Development Of The Port Of Yokohama (137-150)   (97K)
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  • The Impact Of Improving Communications On Commercial Transactions: Nineteenth-Century Case Studies From British West Africa And Japan (151-161)   (84K)
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  • Frederick Cornes, 1837–1927: Founder And Senior Partner Of Cornes And Company (1873–1911) (162-171)   (79K)
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    • Notes
  • The Liverpool School Of Maritime History (172-180)   (79K)
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    • Notes
  • Bibliography (181-186)   (64K)
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    • Publications
  • Index (187-194)   (45K)