Document sans nom Zhu Wen, born in Quanzhou (Fujian Province) in 1967, is a writer of the 1990s whose work is now available for the…
Read moreDocument sans nom This very useful survey outlines how analysts in Europe, Japan and America cover China’s economy, its politics, and its foreign policy. Much…
Read more“The truth is plain: there are no such [natural or human] rights, and belief in them is one with belief in witches and unicorns”.[1] This…
Read moreDocument sans nom This biographical dictionary of modern and contemporary Chinese artists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries is a reference work that has been…
Read moreDocument sans nom Both these works, as suggested by their titles, focus on the environmental challenges confronting China and raise the issue of the sustainability…
Read moreDocument sans nom T he central thesis of this book is that beginning in 1996 China put in place a grand strategy designed to create an…
Read more This book, with fourteen analyses based on Chinese and Tibetan interpretations of political theories and facts, gives us a contemporary history of Tibet on the themes…
Read more Aurore Merle and Michael Sztanke, Etudiants Chinois: qui sont les élites de demain ? Paris, Autrement, 2006, 109 pp. Karine-Hinano GUERIN …
Read moreExamining the varied expressions of religious life in a rural district of North China, the historian Thomas David Dubois, in The Sacred Village, gives us…
Read moreIn the introduction to this volume collecting contributions to a colloquium held at Fu Jen university (Taipei) in 2001, the editors propose the study of…
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