Basic English as an aid to language communication in the Pacific

See also: Memorandum on Basic English as an Aid to Language Communication in the Pacific Memorandum (Institute of Pacific Relations, American Council) Vol. 2, No. 10 (May 25, 1933), pp. 1-3 http://www.jstor.org/stable/302478

Basic English as an aid to language communication in the Pacific

See also: Memorandum on Basic English as an Aid to Language Communication in the Pacific Memorandum (Institute of Pacific Relations, American Council) Vol. 2, No. 10 (May 25, 1933), pp. 1-3 http://www.jstor.org/stable/302478

An American boy visits the Orient.

Mode of access: Internet

America's stake in the Far East

Mode of access: Internet

Preliminary paper[s]; prepared for second General Session, July 15-29, 1927.

Adams, Romanzo. The education and the economic outlook for the boys of Hawaii, a study in the field of race relationships. 1927.- Bau, Mingchien Joshua. Chinese nationalism.- Bau, M.J. Concessions and settlements - and their transference to Chinese rule.- Bau, M.J. Extraterritoriality - and its relinquishment.- Bau, M.J. The new British policy in China.- Bau, M.J. Readjustment of China's treaty relations.- Bau, M.J. The spark that set the nation afire.- Bau, M.J. Tariff autonomy - and its exercise.- Bau, M.J. Unequal treaties.- Bau, M.J. Appendices, relating to the Chinese question.- Charteris, A.H. Australian immigration laws and their working.- Currey, C.H. Politics and parties in Australia.- Dan, Inō. Japanese art and its modernization.- Faris, Ellsworth. The superiority of race.- Harada, Tasuku. The social status of the Japanese in Hawaii.- Hodgkin, H.T. Memorandum on missions- Hume, E.H. Facing the future of the missionary movement.- Lee, Shao Chang. A brief interpretative outline for the study of Chinese culture.- Mills, R.C. Australian public debt.- Nasu, Shiroshi. The problem of population and food supply in Japan.- Scholefield, G.H. and Hall, T.D.H. Asiatic immigration in New Zealand: its history and legislation.- Taylor, Griffith. The resources of Australia.- Wood, G.L. Effect of migration on the economic condition of labourers in the lands to which migrants go - Difference in standards of living as a barrier to immigration.- Yamasaki, Naomasa. Micronesia and Micronesians.Mode of access: Internet

Oriental exclusion, the effect of American immigration laws, regulations, and judicial decisions upon the Chinese and Japanese on the American Pacific coast ...,

"One of a series of monographs prepared in connection with the conference of the Institute of Pacific relations at Honolulu in July, 1927." -- Pref."Preliminary report".Mode of access: Internet

Japan and the opium menace /

Includes index.Bibliography: v. 1, p. 163-166.Mode of access: Internet

Modern Samoa: its government and changing life,

"First published in 1934. Printed in Great Britain.""This book gives the result of some eight months of field work in the mandated territory of Western Samoa and in American Samoa ... Carried out under the auspices of the International research committee of the Institute of Pacific relations ... it forms part of a general research project on 'dependencies and native peoples of the Pacific', initiated at the third biennial conference of that body held during 1929."--Foreword.Bibliography: p. 495-500.Mode of access: Internet

China and Japan in our museums,

Contains bibliographies.Mode of access: Internet