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Bargaining with the State from Afar: American Citizenship in ...
of barbarian management, extrality became something else entirely.93 It
emerged as one of "the three pillars" of British-dominated informal empire in
China, the other two being the free trade regime facilitated by control of customs
and tariffs, ...
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China's nation- building effort, 1927-1937
The motivation for the development of this code was recognition of the need for a
modern judicial system as a precondition of the abolition of extrality. It was by dint
of judicial reforms that Japan had been able to end extrality in 1899. China's ...
Arthur Nichols Young,
1971
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Shanghai's Bund and Beyond: British Banks, Banknote ...
long before the Qing formally ceded these rights in the 1895 Treaty of Shimono-
seki.67 Owing to the lack of juridical clarity, “extrality” remained fraught with
potential loopholes throughout the prewar era. The British adjudicated corporate
law ...
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The China Coast : Trade and the First Treaty Ports
Chinese treaty that The concept of extraterritoriality (often finallyrelinquishedallof
Britain's extraterritorial shortened to 'extrality') was to be a constant ir- ritant to the
Chinese throughout the existence of the Treaty Ports. However, it was far from ...
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Stilwell and the American Experience in China, 1911-1945
in China before extrality could be relinquished. In 1926 when the two
commissions promised by the Washington Conference were meeting in Peking
and Shanghai to review tariff autonomy and extrality, China hardly had a
government.
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Does the Constitution Follow the Flag? : The Evolution of ...
''Extrality''. and. Informal. Empire. Despite the prevalence of empire, the West did
not colonize all weaker nations.54 In some cases, such as the Ottoman Empire,
there was a long history of European traders operating within another ...
Kal Raustiala Professor University of California Los Angeles Law School,
2009
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Nursing History Review, 12 (2004): Official Publication of ...
The treaties provided for the opening of treaty ports for international trade and,
significantly, provided special "extraterritoriality" ("extrality") rights to foreigners,
who were controlled by the laws of their home nation rather than the Chinese
legal ...
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Conflict in the Far East
On the 21st, * the notice of abrogation 2 again appeared in the press in China,
specifying that this did not mean abrogation of treaties but just of the clauses
pertaining to extrality. At a meeting of the Ministers in China the British Minister
told his ...
James William Christopher,
1950
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The China Monthly Review
BY C. Y. W. MENG (£ & *) AS early as 1903, China made an attempt to end
extrality. Since then at every international conference in which China participated
, China never failed to put before the conference the question of the abolition of ...
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A History of the Pacific Area in Modern Times
In the Pacific Area however none of the causes that led to extrality in the
Mediterranean were present; and here the basic cause seems to have been the
Westerners' distrust of the legal systems of the nineteenth century in Hawaii,
Siam, ...
Osgood Hardy, Glenn S. Dumke,
1949
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extrality w wiadomościach.
The future of flash cards?
A small startup company called Extrality is working on augmented reality flashcards for phonics. They're calling them SmashCards. The idea is to embed ... «Big Think, Maj 11»
Three Rapes: The Status of Forces Agreement and Okinawa
Following the Anglo-Chinese "Opium War" of 1839-42, the United States was the first nation to demand "extrality" for its citizens. All the other European nations ... «Japan Focus, Kwi 04»