An edition of Survey of international affairs, 1926
(1928)
Survey of international affairs, 1926
by Arnold J. Toynbee
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Table of Contents
Part I: World Affairs
A. The League of Nations
The admission of germany to membership in the league and the controversy over the composition of the league council - (a) introductory - (b) germany's ratification of the locarno pact and application for admission to membership in the league of nations - (c) the composition of the council, january 1920-march 1926 - (d) the development of the diplomatic situation on the eve of the special session of the league assembly, convened for the 6th march, 1926 - (e) the special assembly of the league, 8th-17th march, 1926 - (f) the repercussions of the special assembly of the league, held in march 1926, in different countries - (g) the committee on the composition of the council - (h) the seventh session of the assembly, 6th-25th september, 1926 - note on the question of unpaid contributions to the league of nations
The united states and the permanent court of international justice, by h. lauterpacht, ll.d.
B. Inter-Ally Debts. By R.J. Stopford
Introduction
The history of war borrowing between allied governments
The post-war period up to the end of 1921
The period of negotiations (1922-4)
The period of debt settlements (1924-6) - (a) completed settlements with the united states - (b) completed settlements with the united kingdom - (c) unfunded debts
A comparison of the settlements
Problems of the future - (a) reparation payments in their relation to debts - (b) financial capacity of the debtors - (c) the transfer problem
Part II: Europe
A. Western Europe
The international steel cartel, by m.s. birkett
B. South-eastern Europe
The little entente (1926)
Greece, jugoslavia and salonica
The international repercussions of the forged banknotes scandal in hungary
The financial reconstruction of austria (1924-6)
The financial reconstruction of hungary (1925-6)
The bulgarian refugees' loan
Part III: The Far East
A. The Situation in China - a. Introduction - note on chinese maritime customs revenue and on defaults on chinese loans
The vortex round peking
The chinese civil war: the joint campaign of the two military dictators, chang tso-lin and wu p'ei-fu, against feng yü-hsiang in the north (1926)
The taku forts incident
The proceedings of the extra-territoriality commission
The denunciation of treaties by the peking government - (a) the denunciation of the sino-french treaty of the 25th april, 1886, regarding the commercial relations between china and french indo-china - (b) the denunciation of the sino-belgian treaty of the 2nd november, 1865 - (c) the demand for the revision of the sino-japanese commercial treaty of the 21st july, 1896 - (d) the outlook in january 1927
The seizure of the revenues of the salt gabelle at tientsin
The recrudescence of the conflict between chang tso-lin and the soviet russian authorities over the chinese eastern railway, and the recall of monsieur karakahn from peking
The vortex round canton
The struggle at canton between the right and left wings of the kuomintang - note on mr. eugune chen
The lifting of the anti-british boycott at canton - note on the trade of hongkong 1920-6
The Imposition of the washington surtaxes on the maritime customs in south and north, and the dismissal of sir francis aglen
The vortex in the yangtze basin
The Chinese civil war: the campaign of the kuominstang against wu p'ei-fu and sun ch'uan-fang in the south (down to the occupation of the native city of shanghai by chang tsung-ch'ang)
Foreign navigation on the yangtse and the wanhsien incident - note on the history of steam navigation on the upper yangtze
Relations between the kuomintang and great britain, 10th october, 1926-19th february, 1927 - (a) introductory - (b) the extradition of members of the kuomintang from the british concession at tientsin, 23rd november, 1926 - (c) the conversations at hankow between mr. miles lampson and mr. eugene chen on the 8th-17th december, 1926; the communication of a statement of british policy to the diplomatic corps at peking on the 18th december; and the communication of british proposals for treaty modification to the hankow and peking governments on the 37th and 28th january, 1927, respectively - (d) the 'anti-foreign movement' - note on injuries inflicted upon foreigners in china by piracy, brigandage, and civil war (1926) - (e) the occupation of the british concessions at hankow and kiukiang and the negotiations between mr. o'malley and mr. chen (january and february 1927) - note on the suggested rendition of the british concession at tientsin - (f) the situation at shanghai and the dispatch of the shanghai defence force by the british government
B. The Pacific
The orientation of japanese foreign policy
The administration of mandates in the pacific - note on native education in the mandated territory of new guinea
The philippine islands and the united states
The disturbances in netherlands india (1926-7)
Chinese immigration into tropical territories in the pacific area
Appendices
Membership of the league of nations at the 31st december, 1926
Inter-ally debts - (a) dispatch to the representatives of france, italy, serb-croat-slovene state, rumania, portugal and greece at london respecting war debts, 1st august, 1922 [the 'balfour note'] - (b) act of the united states congress creating the world war foreign debt commission, approved on the 9th february, 1922 - (c) arrangements for the funding of the british debt to the united states of america
The International Steel Agreement between Germany, France, Belgium and Luxembourg, signed on the 30th september, 1926
Rumanian Treaties - (a) treaty of guarantee between poland and rumania, signed at bucarest, 26th march, 1926 - (b) treaty of friendship between france and rumania, signed at paris, 10th june, 1926 - (c) treaty of friendship between italy and rumania, signed at rome, 16th september, 1926
China - (a) british memorandum on china communicated by h.m. chargé d'affaires at peking on the 18th december, 1926, to the representatives of the washington treaty powers; together with a memorandum communicated to the united states embassy in london on the 28th may, 1926 - (b) proposed measures for treaty modification communicated by the british government to mr. chen at hankow on the 27th january, and to dr. koo at peking on the 28th january, 1927 - (c) the rendition of the shanghai mixed court
Japanese Foreign Policy - (a) speech delivered by the japanese minister for foreign affairs, baron shidehara, before the imperial diet ont he 21st january, 1926 - (b) speech delivered by baron shidehara, japanese minister for foreign affairs, before the imperial diet on teh 18th january, 1927
Chronology of events and treaties, 1st january-31st december, 1926
Maps:
Population density of China
China
Manchurian railways
Shanghai
The world on Mollweide's projection.
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