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Introduction 1

A historiographical review of CMCS history 2

A theoretical review of CMCS history 11

Overview 17

PART Ⅰ The decline of China and the rise of the CMCS, 1895-1927 19

1 Late Qing reforms 21

2 China's Supreme Minister of Finance, 1912-27 41

Northern warlords and Beijing politics 43

Canton revolutionaries and anti-imperialism 53

3 Chinese staff and the Customs College, 1908-29 62

PART Ⅱ Mutual benefits 73

4 Coup d'etat, 1927-9 75

5 Cooperation with the Nationalists, 1929-37 89

Reconciliation with the Nationalists 89

Internal revolts and foreign invasion 95

Chinese staff and equality 104

6 The sole recruiting ground, 1929-37 111

PART Ⅲ Wars, retreats and continuity 119

7 The Inspectorate in isolated Shanghai, 1937-45 121

British IG and Japanese Chief Secretary 121

Integrity versus collaboration 127

8 The re-establishment of the CMCS, 1941-9 135

Struggle and survival in Chongqing 136

Collapse with the Nationalists 142

9 Transformation to a training institute, 1937-49 153

PART Ⅳ Decline in the two Chinese states 159

10 The reorganisation in continuous revolution 161

11 The remaking of the CMCS in Taiwan 170

The lastforeign IG's final days 170

Continuity in Nationalist Taiwan 176

Conclusion 183

Notes 191

Bibliography 219

Primary source materials 219

Primary studies 221

Secondary studies 222

Index 231