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3. The Birth of Shanghai Capitalism (1860–1911)

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© 2022 Stanford University Press, Redwood City

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Illustrations vii
  4. Acknowledgments ix
  5. Note on Transcription xi
  6. Chronology xiii
  7. Introduction: Shanghai and Chinese Modernity 1
  8. PART ONE. The Treaty Port (1842–1911)
  9. 1. Foreigners in the Town (1843–1853) 11
  10. 2. Local Diplomacy and National Politics (1853–1864) 37
  11. 3. The Birth of Shanghai Capitalism (1860–1911) 50
  12. 4. The Kaleidoscope of Shanghai Society 84
  13. 5. The Concessions as a Model 109
  14. 6. The 1911 Revolution 130
  15. PART TWO. The Metropolis (1912–1937)
  16. 7. The Golden Age of Shanghai Capitalism (1912–1937) 147
  17. 8. The Revolutionary Center (1919–1937) 177
  18. 9. Order and Crime (1927–1937) 213
  19. 10. Haipai and the Ideal of Modernity 242
  20. PART THREE. The End of a World (1937–1952)
  21. 11. The War, the Occupation, and the End of International Status 287
  22. 12. Backward into Revolution (1945–1952) 323
  23. PART FOUR. Shanghai under Communism
  24. 13. Shanghai in Disgrace under the Maoist Regime 367
  25. 14. The Rebirth of Shanghai (1990–2000) 407
  26. Epilogue: Shanghai at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century 433
  27. Notes 443
  28. Bibliography 459
  29. Index 475
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9781503624511-008

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Illustrations vii
  4. Acknowledgments ix
  5. Note on Transcription xi
  6. Chronology xiii
  7. Introduction: Shanghai and Chinese Modernity 1
  8. PART ONE. The Treaty Port (1842–1911)
  9. 1. Foreigners in the Town (1843–1853) 11
  10. 2. Local Diplomacy and National Politics (1853–1864) 37
  11. 3. The Birth of Shanghai Capitalism (1860–1911) 50
  12. 4. The Kaleidoscope of Shanghai Society 84
  13. 5. The Concessions as a Model 109
  14. 6. The 1911 Revolution 130
  15. PART TWO. The Metropolis (1912–1937)
  16. 7. The Golden Age of Shanghai Capitalism (1912–1937) 147
  17. 8. The Revolutionary Center (1919–1937) 177
  18. 9. Order and Crime (1927–1937) 213
  19. 10. Haipai and the Ideal of Modernity 242
  20. PART THREE. The End of a World (1937–1952)
  21. 11. The War, the Occupation, and the End of International Status 287
  22. 12. Backward into Revolution (1945–1952) 323
  23. PART FOUR. Shanghai under Communism
  24. 13. Shanghai in Disgrace under the Maoist Regime 367
  25. 14. The Rebirth of Shanghai (1990–2000) 407
  26. Epilogue: Shanghai at the Dawn of the Twenty-first Century 433
  27. Notes 443
  28. Bibliography 459
  29. Index 475
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