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Tracing the contours of the "unequal treaties" in imperial China, 1840-1911 -- Implementing and contesting international law: the "unequal treaties" and the foreign ministry of the Beijing government, 1912-1928 -- Disseminating the rhetoric of bupingdeng tiaoyue, 1923-1927 -- Redeeming "a century of national ignominy:" nationalism and party rivalry over the unequal treaties, 1928-1947 -- Universalizing international law and the Chinese study of the unequal treaties: the paradox of equality and inequality -- Conclusion: defining and redefining the past.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 145-174) and index.