Retrospective history of Asia as a whole
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History of Asia in general
The pre-modern history of Asia as a whole
- Nestorian bibliography
- Part of a dialog from the Medieval History list, March
1996. An unfortunately brief fragment of the dialog.
- Buddhist Ruins along Silk Road?
- A dialog from the CenAsia list, 6 June 1999. A brief list.
- Asian-based world economy 1400-1800: A
horizontally integrative macrohistory
- By Andre Gunder Frank, 12 November 1995. Extracts from a
book arguing for an Asian-based world economy.
- 17th-19th century Asian conceptions of political
geography
- A dialog from H-Asia list, 12 January 1999. Eurocentrism
of the literature.
The history of Asia in the era of World War II
- 'Comfort Women' Battle On Despite Legal Blow
- By Suvendrini Kakuchi, IPS, 12 October 1998. Concerning
the Japanese use of sex slaves recruited from Asia outside Japan.
- Historical parallels of Japanese economic
expansion
- A dialog frm the H-Asia list, January 1998. The question
is how to evaluate political expansion that arguably
results in an improvement in the people's wellbeing,
arguably unites peoples having a degree of shared culture
or a shared need for the strength to confront the wider
hostile world? Example of how morally challenging
questions are evaded lest they expose the contradictions
of the bourgeois state.
- Observations on Japan War
- A dialog from the H-Asia list, February 1998. An attack
on Japanese brutal expansionism that rather misses the point
of the question, as the list moderator implies.
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