Introduction: Colonialism and China, Bryna Goodman and David S. G. Goodman
Part I: Colonial governance and questions of identity
1. ‘Good work for China in every possible direction’: the Foreign Inspectorate of the Chinese Maritime Customs, 1854-1950, Robert Bickers
2. Negotiating the Nation: German Colonialism and Chinese Nationalism in Qingdao, 1897-1914, Klaus Mühlhahn
3. Things Unheard of East or West: Colonialism, Nationalism, and Cultural Contamination in Early Chinese Exchanges, Bryna Goodman
Part II: Colonial spaces and everyday social interactions
4. The Peak: Residential Segregation in Colonial Hong Kong, John M. Carroll
5. An Italian ‘Neighbourhood’ in Tianjin: Little Italy or Colonial Space? Maurizio Marinelli
6. The Colonial Space of Death: Shanghai cemetries, 1844-1946, Christian Henriot
7. French Medicine in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century China: Rejection or Compliance in Far South Treaty Ports, Concessions and Leased Territories, Florence Bretelle-Establet
8. Writing Home and China: Elisabeth Frey in Tianjin, 1913-1914, Yixu Lu and David S. G. Goodman
Part III: Late colonialism and local consequences
9. Modernism and its Discontent in Shanghai: the Dubious Agency of the Semi-colonized in 1929, Yiyan Wang
10. Equality and the ‘Unequal Treaties’: Chinese émigrés and British colonial routes to modernity, John Fitzgerald
11. Hong Kong and the New Imperialism in East Asia, 1941-1966, Prasenjit Duara
12. The Hapless Imperialist? Portuguese Rule in 1960s Macau, Cathryn Clayton
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