Kobe Seen as Part of the Shanghai Trading Network: The Role of Chinese Merchants in the Re-export of Cotton Manufactures to Japan
Kobe Seen as Part of the Shanghai Trading Network: The Role of Chinese Merchants in the Re-export of Cotton Manufactures to Japan
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神户被视为上海贸易网络的一部分：中国商人在向日本转口棉花制品中的作用
DOI：
10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198292715.003.0002
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2005
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Kazuko Furuta
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作者：
Kazuko Furuta
本章追溯了中国商人通过以上海为中心的东亚贸易网络分销英国棉纺织品的方式。与天津和仁川一样，日本主要港口科比也成为上海网络的一部分。西方商品在当地的分销为中国商人提供了一个在东亚沃茨重申其商业权威的好机会。在这一时期，日本的国际交往史研究主要集中在对西方影响的评价和日本的反应上，因此，古田的论述在1992年首次出现在日语中时，成为进一步研究东亚内部贸易的灵感源泉。
This chapter traces the ways in which British cotton textiles were distributed by Chinese merchants through their East Asian trading network centered in Shanghai. Kobe, a major Japanese port, became part of the Shanghai network, just as Tientsin and Inchon did. Local distribution of Western goods provided a good opportunity for Chinese merchants to reassert their commercial authority in East Asian waters. The Japanese historiography on the history of international contacts during this period has been so heavily concentrated on the assessment of Western impact and the Japanese response to it that the theorist Furuta's exposition, when it first appeared in Japanese in 1992, became a source of inspiration for further research into intra-East Asian trade.