Texts by Harry D. Harootunian, 1966

Compiled by

Eddie Yeghiayan

• "Jinsei, Jinzai, and Jitsugaku: Social Values and Leadership in Late Tokugawa Thought." In Harry D. Harootunian and Bernard S. Silberman, eds., Modern Japanese Leadership: Transition and Change, pp. 83-119. Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1966.
  
  

• Edited (with Bernard S. Silberman). Modern Japanese Leadership: Transition and Change. Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1966.

  Conference on Nineteenth Century Japanese Elites, 1963, at the University of Arizona, sponsored by the Association for Asian Studies.
  Contents:

  Harumi Befu, "Duty, Reward, Sanction, and Power: Four-Cornered Office of the Tokugawa Village Headman":25-50.

  John B. Cornell, "From Caste Patron to Entrepreneur and Political Ideologue: Transformation in 19^th and 20^th Century Outcaste Leadership Elites":51-81.

  Harry D. Harootunian, "Jinsei, Jinzai, and Jitsugaku: Social Values and Leadership in Late Tokugawa Thought":83-119.

  Eugene Soviak, "An Early Meiji Intellectual in Politics: Baba Tatsui and the Jiyuto":121-170.

  Irwin Scheiner, "Christian Samurai and Samurai Values":171-194.

  Sidney DeVere Brown, "Okubo Toshimichi and the First Home Ministry Bureaucracy: 1873-1878":195-232.

  Bernard S. Silberman, "Elite Transformation in the Meiji Restoration: The Upper Civil Services 1968-1873":233-259.

  James B. Crowley, "From Closed Door to Empire: The Formation of the Meiji Military Establishment":261-287.

  Ardath W. Burks, "A 'Sub-Leader' in the Emergence of the Diplomatic Function: Ikeda Chohatsu (Chikugo no Kami), 1837-1879":289-322.

  Marlene Mayo, "Rationality in the Meiji Restoration: The Iwakura Embassy":323-369.

  Joyce Lebra, "The Kaishinto as a Political Elite":371-383.

  Alfred B. Clubok, "Political Party Membership and Sub-Leadership in Rural Japan: A Case Study of Okayama Prefecture":385-409.

  Bernard S. Silberman, "Conclusion":411-426.
  

  Review of Kurt Steiner's Local Government in Japan. American Historical Review (July 1966), 71(4):1412-1414.
  

  Review of Masakazu Iwata's Okubo Toshimichi, the Bismarck of Japan. Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies (1966), 26:258-263.