1st Edition
New Perspectives on Peacetime Anglo–Japanese Military Relations Old Friends, New Partners
Introduction, Thomas French 1. Fading the ‘Dash of Red’ Back in: Reassessing the Significance of the British Garrison of Yokohama, 1864–1875, Thomas French 2. ‘In the Shower of Bullets and Smoke of the Cannon’: British Observations and Trade During the Northern Campaigns of the Boshin War, Steven Ivings 3. Imperial Britain and Japan’s Wars for Civilisation, 1894–1905, Cees Heere 4. Official Hostility and Unofficial Co–operation: Another Aspect of Britain’s Postwar Japanese War Crimes Trials, Kazunori Hashimoto 5. Contributing to Military Government: New Perspectives on the British Commonwealth Occupation Force in Occupied Japan, Christopher Aldous 6. Re–armament to Reiwa: Postwar to Post–Cold War Anglo–Japanese Security Engagement, Garren Mulloy 7. Post–Brexit U.K.–Japan Security Co–operation: Towards a Renewed Special Relationship?, Ra Mason 8. The Comeback: Achieving and Sustaining a ‘New Kind of Alliance’, Philip Shetler–Jones Afterword: A ‘Usable Past’?, Thomas French
Biography
Thomas French is Vice Dean of the College of International Relations and Professor of Modern Japanese History, Ritsumeikan University, Japan.
