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French Economic Imperialism in China 1885–1904/1906*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 April 2010

Dieter Brötel
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Round Table Conference: The American Experience in Asia
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Itinerario , Volume 23 , Issue 1 , March 1999 , pp. 52 - 61
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Copyright © Research Institute for History, Leiden University 1999

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1 For the import of silk in Lyon see also: Jin-Mieung, Li, ‘Lyon et le Japon à travers le commerce de la soie 1859–1914’, Cahiers d'Histoire 40 (1995) 387–407Google Scholar; Guy Durand, ‘Le Monde des soies: le marché Lyonnais des soies asiatiques’, ibidem, 323–335; Eric Hammaide, ‘Lyon et la chine au XIXe siècle; le commerce de la soie’, ibidem, 409–418.

2 On these negotiations (and especially on the role of German capital) see also Barth, Boris, Die deutsche Hochfinanz and die Imperialismen: Banken und Aussenpolitik vor 1914 (Stuttgart 1995)Google Scholar.

3 See for the role of Lyon in the Far East: de Grantès, Gilles, ‘De l'Expansion vers la Chine à la mise en valeur de l'Indochine coloniale: l'attitude des milieux d'affaires Lyonnais’, Cahiers d'Histoire 40 (1995) 373–386Google Scholar; Sylvie Geneste, ‘Edouard Aynard et l'Extrême-Orient’, ibidem, 337–347; Jean-François Klein, ‘De la Compagnie Lyonnaise à l'Union Commerciale Indochinoise: Histoire d'une stratégie d'entreprises’, ibidem, 349–373; Ibid., Un Lyonnais en Extrême-Orient: Ulysse Pila, ‘vice-roi de l'Indochine’ (Lyon 1994); Benoit, Brunot, ‘Les Elites Lyonnaises et l'Asie Orientale (18e-19e Siècles)’, Cahiers d'Histoire 40 (1995) 255–269Google Scholar.

4 Tuck, Patrick, The French Wolf and the Siamese Lamb: The French Threat to Siamese Independence, 1858–1907 (Bangkok 1995) 188Google Scholar.