CHINA 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryChinaUniversityNone Created by: lailafffCreated on: 20-05-19 17:07 Informal Empire popularised by Robinson and Gallagher, 1953, 'The Imperialism of Free Trade' 1 of 29 Ann Stoler 'On Degrees of Imperial Sovereignty', argues that informal empire is an 'unhelpful euphemism' and that there is a spectrum of emprie 2 of 29 Osterhammel 'unlike the average colonised people' Chinese elites retained their traditions and culture 3 of 29 Isabella Jackson Empire did not feel informal to the millions of Chinese who lived under imperial rule 4 of 29 Sun Yat Sen the Chinese 'were crushed by the economic force of the powers to a greater degree than if we were a full colony' 5 of 29 Angus Madison China's GDP fell by over half in the decade after the second opium war 6 of 29 First Unequal Treaty Treaty of Nanjing 1842 7 of 29 By 1860 there were 15 treaty ports including Shanghai 8 of 29 Jeremy Taylor Treaty ports were 'a social system of exploitation and exclusion' 9 of 29 Shen Xiafei CMCS was the 'executive organ' of aggressive imperialist policies 10 of 29 Robert Bickers CMCS was a proponent of informal empire 11 of 29 Hans Van der Ven 'a civil bureaucracy with a cosmopolitan nature' 12 of 29 Richard Horowitz 'a creature of foreigners and foreign politics' 13 of 29 Century of National Humiliation 1839-1949 14 of 29 William Callahan victim nationalism, national insecurity, history and recovery 15 of 29 Chinese constitution victory of Chinese people of all races 16 of 29 Huangpu Park 'Dogs and Chinese not admitted' 17 of 29 Leo ou fan Lee Shanghai Modern, Shanghai was a 'bustling cosmopolitan metropolis' by the 1930s 18 of 29 By 1865 21.5% of Shanghai's population lived in the foreign concession 19 of 29 Wen Hsin Yeh 'Chinese Modernity: Commerce and Culture in a Republican city', birthplace of a new urban culture 20 of 29 Christian Henriot 'The Shanghai Bund in Myth and History', main stage for business and trade 21 of 29 Dingjun Mountain 1905, first film 22 of 29 Miriam Hanson 'Fallen Women, Rising Stars, New Horizons', 1930s Shanghai film was an instance of 'vernacular modernism' 23 of 29 Antonia Finnane 'What should Chinese Women Wear?', domain of dress provides a rich repository of Chinese cultural history 24 of 29 Wen Hsin Yeh (commerce) Commerce and consumerism acquired a glamour associated with modernity, new technology and the city 25 of 29 Sarah Stevens 'Figuring Modernity: The New Woman', woman question as a keyhole to address issues of modernity and the nation 26 of 29 Kristine Harris 'The New Woman Incident', represented a moment of crisis for modernity 27 of 29 New Life movement government led civic movement for social reform 28 of 29 Marie Claire Bèrgere NL members presented consumerism as 'slavery to foreign influences' 29 of 29
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