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Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Introduction: To Explain the Early Rapprochement Prewar and Wartime Japanese Business Involvement in Malaya Rapprochement Through Trade Rapprochement Through Japanese Re-entry Diplomatic Conditions and Efforts for Rapprochement Full Rapprochement Conclusion: The Legacy and Price of the Rapprochement without Reparations Chronology of Principal Events concerning Postwar Malayo-Japanese Rapprochement (1945-1961) Appendices 1-6 Notes Bibliography Index

JUNKO TOMARU is Associate Professor in Transnational Relations at the Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies, Kobe University, Japan. She obtained her M.Litt. and D.Phil degrees from Oxford, St Antony's College, returning there as Senior Associate Member for a new research project. Her interests range from international migration and resultant ethnic politics in former British colonies in Asia-Pacific to the roles of Britain and Japan in postwar South-East Asia.