The Cambridge History of International Law: Volume 2, International Law in Asia

Introduction: against the inequality of ignorance Surabhi Ranganathan and Maria Adele Carrai; Part I. International Law in Ancient and Early Medieval Asia (c. 2000 BCE–1300 CE): 1. 'International law' and interpolity relations in the early empires on the East Asian sub-continent Robin D. S. Yates; 2. International law in Ancient India: diplomacy, war, and trade Patrick Olivelle and Timothy Lubin; 3. The early medieval tradition of Eurasian diplomacy, sixth to tenth centuries Jonathan Karam Skaff; 4. The perception of the 'other' in early Daoxue Neo-Confucianism Chang Woei Ong; 5. Japanese foreign relations from the ninth to the fourteenth centuries Wataru Enomoto; 6. Gender, law, and conquest in East Asia under Mongol rule, thirteenth to fourteenth centuries Bettine Birge; 7. Mongol international law in the thirteenth century Prajakti Kalra; Part II. International Law in Late Medieval and Early Modern Asia (1300–1800 CE): 8. The Mongol empire: in accordance with the Great Törö, 1200–1783 Lhamsuren Munkh-Erdene; 9. Authority and control in the maritime interactions between China and South Asia, 1200–1840 Tansen Sen; 10. Warfare in medieval India, 1300–1800 Kaushik Roy; 11. Maritime law and pre-Westphalian interpolity relations in coastal and island Southeast Asia Jennifer L. Gaynor; 12. South-East Asia and the arrival of European colonial powers, c. 1450–1800 Peter Borschberg; 13. Territory, treaty relations, and mapping in late imperial East Asia Nianshen Song; 14. Inter-state diplomacy and imperial transitions in South Asia, circa 1750–1800 Tiraana Bains; 15. Commercial dispute resolution among maritime merchants in Surat and Zanzibar, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries Ghulam A. Nadri; 16. Diplomacy through rituals in the Qing empire James L. Hevia; 17. War and the use of force in Qing China Yingcong Dai; Part III. International Law in Modern Asia (1800–1950 CE):18. Sovereignty in colonial South Asia Priyasha Saksena; 19. Strict liability and the state of exception to international law in 'semi-colonial' China, 1842–1911 Li Chen; 20. The legacies of indenture for international law in Asia Kalyani Ramnath; 21. The concept of the territorial sea in modern Japan Masaharu Yanagihara; 22. From customary practice to international law: disputes and responses of Jiao merchants in East Asian trade, 1880–1905 Lin Yuju; 23. Civilization, China and international law, 1840s–1940s: from seeking recognition to making contribution Congyan Cai; 24. Mediating an empire of laws: France and Vietnam, 1862–1954 Ann-Sofie Levidis; 25. Pan-Asianism as an anti-imperial ideology and strategy Mohammad Shahabuddin; 26. Twentieth-century Indian historiography of ancient inter-polity law Carl Landauer.