Views of League of Nations and Japan

by Shin-ichi Fujii

[目次]

• CONTENTS
• Preface / 1
• PART I General Ideas of The League Covenant.
• I. Introduction / 6
• Section 1. The Typical Interpretation of the League of Nations / 7
• Section 2. The Historical Background of the League / 14
• Section 3. The League as an Active Instruments of Law and Justice / 19
• II. The Sanction of the League / 22
• III. The Judicial Power of the League / 25
• PART II Japan and Territorial Integrity.
• I. Article X of the League Covenant / 29
• II. Open Door and Equal Opportunity / 34
• III. Regiona Understanding and Territorial Integrity. / 43
• Section 1. The Far East and Japan's Position / 44
• Section 2. Japan's Situation towards Siberia / 46
• IV. The Far Eastern Question at the Washington Conference / 55
• V. The League of Nations as an Instrument for Preserving Territorial Integrity / 58
• PART III Disarmament.
• I. War / 60
• II. The Hague Conference / 63
• III. Peace Conference of Paris / 69
• Section 1. The Session of Disarmament of the League of Nations / 73
• Section 2. Japan and the Functioning of the League / 76
• (I) Japan and Disarmament.
• (II) Japan's Part in the Operation of the League.
• IV. The Washington Arms Conference / 78
• V. Analogy between Paris and Washington Conferences / 86
• PART IV The Anglo-Japanese Alliance and The Four-Power Treaty.
• I. The Historical Background of the Alliance / 90
• II. The Alliance and the League Covenant / 100
• Section 1. The Result of the Inconsistency / 102
• Section 2. The Alliance:Whether or not it is Consistent / 103
• III. The Four Power Treaty / 110
• Section 1. Significance of the Treaty / 113
• Section 2. Discussion of the Treaty / 115
• Section 3. The Effects of the Treaty / 117
• PART V Race Equality.
• Race Equality / 119
• PART VI Summary.
• Summary / 130

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