Critical Readings on the History of Industrialization in Modern Japan

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1 Critical Readings on the History of Industrialization in Modern Japan Volume Two Edited by Christopher Gerteis s '685' BRILL LEIDEN BOSTON 2013

2 * Volume One INTRODUCTION The Nexus of Economic and Social Change in Modem Japan 3 Christopher Gerteis TOKUGAWA ECONOMY AND SOCIETY 1. Rule by Status in Tokugawa Japan 19 John W. Hall 2. Public Peace and Private Attachment: The Goals and Conduct of Power in Early Modern Japan 31 Mary Elizabeth Berry 3. Samurai Status, Class and Bureaucracy: A Historiographical Essay 69 Douglas R. How^ind 4. State-Building and Political Economy in Early-modem Japan Mark Ravina 5. Social Structure and Population Change: A Comparative Study of Tokugawa Japan and Ch'ing China 139 James I. Nakamura and Matao Miyamoto 6. Trade and Economy in Preindustrial East Asia, c c. 1800: East Asia in the Age of Global Integration 183 John Lee 7. Tokugawa Society: Material Culture, Standard of Living, and Life-styles 215 Susan B. Hanley

3 VI 8. Tokugawa Peasants: Win, Lose, or Draw? 261 Conrad Totman 9. The Tokugawa Period and Japan's Preparation for Modern Economic Growth 281 Sydney Crawcour 10. "Contracts" in Tokugawa Villages 295 Dan Fenno Henderson 11. Both a Borrower and a Lender Be. From Village Moneylender to Rural Banker in the Tempo Era 335 Ronald P. Toby 12. The Diffusion of Cotton Processing and Trade in The Kinai Region in Tokugawa Japan 371 William B. Hauser 13. Tea and Sake Elites 393 Edward E. Pratt 14. Commercial Growth and Environmental Change in Early Modern Japan: Hachinohe's Wild Boar Famine of Brett L. Walker 15. Hard T^mes in the Kanto: Economic Change and Village Life in Late Tokugawa Japan 447 David L. Howell \ _. Volume Two MEIJI INDUSTRIALIZATION 16. Rural Industry, Growth Linkages, and Economic Development in Nineteenth-Century Japan 473 Penelope Francks 17. Sericulture and the Origins of Japanese Industrialization 503 Tessa Morris-Suzuki

4 Vii 18. The Growth of Agricultural Output and Food Supply in Meiji Japan: Economic Miracle or Statistical Artifact? 525 Jean-Pascal Bassino 19. Success Illgotten? The Role of Meiji Militarism in Japan's Technological Progress 545 Kozo Yamamura 20. Iron Machines and Brick Buildings: The Material Culture of Silk Reeling 569 David Wittner 21. Factory Legislation and Management Modernization During Japan's Industrialization, Kqji Taira 22. Mechanical Power in the Industrialization of Japan 637 Ryoshin Minami 23. The Takashima Mine: British Capital and Japanese Industrialization 663 John McMaster 24. Professors and Politics: The Meiji Academic Elite 687 Byron K. Marshall % 25. Who Can't Read and Write? Illiteracy in Meiji Japan 715 Richard Rubinger 26. External Equilibrium and, Internal Convertibility: Financial Policy in Meiji Japan 755 Hugh T. Patrick 27. The Japan Spinners Association: Creating Industrial Policy in Meiji Japan 781 W. Miles Fletcher III 28. The Founding of Mitsubishi: A Case Study in Japanese Business History 811 Kozo Yamamura

5 viii Volume Three TWENTIETH CENTURY JAPAN 29. The Role of Holding Companies in Pre-war Japanese Economic Development: Rethinking Zaibatsu in Perspectives of Corporate Governance 835 Okazaki Tetsuji 30. "Hull-House" in Downtown Tokyo: The Transplantation of a Settlement House from the United States into Japan and the North American Missionary Women, Manako Ogawa 31. Gendering the Labor Market: Evidence from the Interwar Textile Industry 899 Janet Hunter 32. Colonial Labor: The Disciplinary Power of Ethnicity 927 Elyssa Faison 33. Catastrophe, Opportunism, Contestation: The Fractured Politics of Reconstructing Tokyo following the Great Kanto Earthquake of /. Charles Schencking % 34. Luxury is the Enemy: Mobilizing Savings and Popularizing Thrift in Wartime Japan 1003 Sheldon Garon 35. War and Welfare Policy in Japan 1045 Gregory J. Kasza 36. Rethinking Rural Japan 1071 Penny Francks 37. Ruining and Restoring Rivers: The State and Civil Society in Japan 1093 Paul Waley

6 IX 38. Managing the Japanese Household: The New Life Movement in Postwar Japan 1117 Andrew Gordon 39. Losing-the Union Man: Class and Gender in the Postwar Labor Movement 1155 Christopher Gerteis 40. Failed Manhood on the Streets of Urban Japan: The Meaning of Self-Reliance for Homeless Men 1173 Tom Gill 41. American Factory Japanese Factory 1197 Konosuke Odaka 42. Learning from Toyota's Troubles: The Debate on Board Oversight, Board Structure, and Director Independence in Japan 1223 Bruce E. Aronson 43. Wink on Pink: Interpreting Japanese Cute as It Grabs the Global Headlines 1247 Christine R. Yano 44. The Hidden Face of Disaster: 3.11, The Historical Structure and Future of Japan's Northeast 1257 Oguma Eiji Index Nominum 1273

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