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Vol. 81, No. 2 |
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Title:
Subtitle |
Writer |
Page |
Article |
The small-scale cargo vessel business in 19th century Japan: its role in village society and the occupation structure |
Keiichi NAKAYASU |
3 |
Article |
Was Japanese raw silk almost entirely excluded from use as warp in the U.S. and Europe around 1900? |
Akira OHNO |
25 |
Article |
Strategies adopted by Japan’s mandarin orange-producing regions in the 1970s and 1980s |
Hideto MATSUBARA |
47 |
Article |
Economic policy conflict between the home government and the colonies after the Japanese–Sino War: a case study of the salt industry |
Kiyotaka MAEDA |
71 |
Article |
Export of Indian guinée to Senegal via France: intercolonial trade in the long nineteenth century |
Toyomu MASAKI |
95 |