Journal of American-East Asian Relations

Draft Bibliography of American-East Asian Relations

Edited by Charles W. Hayford
Foreword by Akira Iriye and Warren I. Cohen

Special Volume 8 of The Journal of American–East Asian Relations
215 pp.; author/title index

The Draft Bibliography includes nearly 2,500 entries to provide selective, annotated coverage of scholarship and public discourse in English on relations of all sorts of the United States and Canada with China, Japan, and Korea, as well as Asian Americans. The emphasis is on the most useful, up-to-date, and representative items through 2001, but also includes classic books and articles going back to the nineteenth century.

Contents:

General
1. General Studies; 2. General Handbooks and Bibliography; 3. Historiography, Theory, and State of the Field; 4. Biographies, Diaries, Journals, and Memoirs; 5. Cultural and Social Images and Appropriations; 6. Missions, Missionaries, and Christianity; 7. From Being Colonies to Obtaining Them: 1784–1899; 8. From the Open Door to Pearl Harbor: 1898–1941; 9. The Pacific War; 10. From "Postwar" to "Cold War": 1946–1972; 11. Diplomatic, Economic, and Security, 1972–2001

China
1. General; 2. Bibliography, Historiography, Reference, and Teaching; 3. Biographies, Memoirs, and Personal Writings; 4. Cultural and Educational Exchange and Influences; 5. Missions, Missionaries, and Christianity; 6. Culture, Images, Education, and Exchange; 7. From The Empress of China to the Open Door Notes, 1784–1898; 8. The Open Door, 1898–1941: Diplomatic, Military, and Economic; 9. War and Revolution, 1941–1949; 10. Relations with the People’s Republic, General: 1949–2001; 11. The Cold War, 1945–1972; 12. McCarthyism and the Cold War at Home; 13. From Normalization to Tiananmen (1972–1989); 14. 1989–2001; 15. Trade, Business, Law, and Investment, 1972–2001; 16. Military, Regional, and Security, 1972–2001; 17. Cultural Exchange, Education, and Personal Growth; 18. The Republic of China on Taiwan and Hong Kong

Japan
1. Surveys and General Works; 2. Bibliography, Historiography, Reference, and Teaching; 3. Biographies, Journals, and Memoirs; 4. Social and Institutional Influences and Comparisons; 5. Educational Influences, Comparisons, and Exchange; 6. Cultural and Literary Influences and Comparisons; 7. Missions, Missionaries, and Christianity; 8. Mutual Images; 9. "Opening Japan": Perry and His Expedition; 10. Diplomatic, Cultural, and Political Relations to 1912; 11. Americans in Meiji Japan, Meiji Japanese in America; 12. From Cooperation to Pearl Harbor: 1913–1941; 13. The War, 1941–1945; 14. Wartime Personal Experience; 15. The Atomic Bomb: Decision, Events, Debate, 1945–2000; 16. The Occupation: 1945–1952; 17. The Occupation: Personal Experience and Memoirs; 18. Cold War, Peace Settlement, and Alliance, 1945–1960; 19. Diplomatic Relations and General: 1960–2000; 20. Okinawa; 21. Political Economy, Business, and Management; 22. Trade, Technology, and Investment, 1960–2000; 23. Regional and Security Relations, 1960–2000

Korea
1. General; 2. Bibliography, Historiography, and State of the Field; 3. Biographies, Memoirs, and Personal Writings; 4. Missions, Missionaries, and Christianity; 5. From the "Opening" to 1945; 6. US Occupation, Diplomacy, and the Korean War, 1945–1953; 7. The Conduct of the War, 1950–1953; 8. The Experience of the War; 9. Cold War and Political Relations: 1954–2001; 10. Regional and Security Relations; 11. Trade, Business, and Political Economy

Asians in America, Asian Americans, and Asian America
1. General and Surveys; 2. Collectanea and Melanges; 3. Bibliography and Reference; 4. Historiography and Teaching; 5. Images, Stereotypes, and Mass Media; 6. Asian-American Communities: Hawaii; 7. Asian-American Communities: West Coast; 8. Asian-American Communities: The Rockies and Beyond; 9. Cultural Criticism, Identity Studies, and Theory; 10. Biographies and Memoirs; 11. Immigration and Its Opponents from the Gold Rush to 1965; 12. World War II Experiences: General; 13. Japanese Americans and World War II: Evacuation, Relocation, and the Aftermaths; 14. Asian-American Churches and Theology; 15. Asian-Americans and the Law; 16. Labor, Economics, and Socioeconomic Status; 17. Asian Americans and Education; 18. Fiction, Visual Arts, the Stage, Poetry, and Film; 20. Literary and Film Studies; 21. Asian-American Feminisms, Queer, and Gender Studies; 22. Events and Debates, 1965–2001

Author/Title Index