• Acknowledgments
• Introduction – Allen Hockley and Steven Ericson
• DIPLOMACY AND THE PEACE
• Russia’s Relations with Japan Before and After the War: An Episode in the Diplomacy of Imperialism – David Schimmelpenninck van der Oye
• Japanese Diplomacy Before and After the War: The Turning Point on the Road to the Pacific War – Yasutoshi Teramoto
• The Portsmouth Peace – I. V. Lukoianov
• Roosevelt and the U.S. Role: Perception Makes Policy – Eugene P. Trani and Donald E. Davis
• LEGACIES
• Lessons Lessened: The Near-Term Military Legacy of 1904–1905 in
• Imperial Russia – Bruce W. Menning and John W. Steinberg
• The Absence of Portsmouth in an Early Twentieth-Century Japanese Imagination of Peace – Sho Konishi
• Political Legacies of the Portsmouth Treaty – Shinji Yokote
• CONTEMPORARY IMPLICATIONS
• Riding Rough: Portsmouth, Regionalism, and the Birth of Anti-Americanism in Northeast Asia – David Wolff
• Economic Engagement: Coping with the Realities of the Globalized World – Vladimir I. Ivanov
• The Contemporary Implications of the Russo-Japanese War: A Japanese Perspective – Kazuhiko Togo
• Appendix: Summary of Conference Discussions
• Notes
• Contributors
• Index
