The Military Dimension

Chapter 1 Days of Seclusion

Chapter 2 Anglo-Japanese Military Relations, 1800–1900

Chapter 3 The Royal Navy and Japan, 1900–1920: Strategic Re-evaluation of the IJN

Chapter 4 The Anglo-Japanese Alliance and the First World War

Chapter 5 Britain, Japan and the ‘Higher Realms of Intelligence’, 1900–1918

Chapter 6 Double-Edged Estimates: Japan in the Eyes of the British Army and the Royal Air Force, 1900–1939

Chapter 7 The Royal Navy and Japan, 1921–1941

Chapter 8 Britain, Japan and Inter-War Naval Limitation, 1921–1936

Chapter 9 The Path Towards an ‘Anti-British’ Strategy by the Japanese Navy between the Wars

Chapter 10 Britain, Japan and the ‘Higher Realms of Intelligence’, 1918–1945

Chapter 11 The Imperial Army Turns South: the IJA’s Preparation for War against Britain, 1940–1941

Chapter 12 ‘Ground of Our Own Choosing’: the Anglo-Japanese War in Asia, 1941–1945

Chapter 13 The Anglo-Japanese War and Japan’s Plan to ‘Liberate’ Asia, 1941–1945

Chapter 14 British Assessments of Japanese Naval Tactics and Strategy, 1941–1945

Chapter 15 British Policymakers and the Prisoner-of-War Issue: Perceptions and Responses

Chapter 16 Changes in Perception: British Civil and Military Perspectives on War Crimes Trials and Their Legal Context, 1942–1956

Chapter 17 The Japanese Military’s Attitude Towards International Law and the Treatment of Prisoners of War

Chapter 18 The British Commonwealth Occupation Forces in Japan and its Association with the Japanese

Chapter 19 The Anglo-Japanese Relationship after the Second World War