In the first phase of the transition period in the 1990s, comparisons were often made between China and Russia and other states of Eastern Europe,…
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This book by Andrew M. Marton, a geographer at Nottingham Universitys Institute of Chinese Studies, provides a high quality contribution to understanding the mechanisms of…
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Edited by Marie-Eve Blanc, Laurence Husson and Evelyne Micollier, this work presents a remarkable compendium of works dedicated to the prevention of Aids and the…
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This work, the publication of which has been supervised by Edmund Terence Gomez (University of Malay, Kuala Lumpur) and Michael Hsiao (Academia Sinica, Taipei), brings…
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It is in temples that one encounters Chinese religion as it is lived by the peoplea religion that often seems far from the mystical verses…
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Here is a salutarily realistic book on the law in the People’s Republic of China and the place that it occupies within the political system,…
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This collective work has the great merit of providing a complete multidisciplinary analysis of one of the fundamental questions in the reform of Chinese law…
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The very least that can be said about this legal work is that it is not devoid of originality. Indeed, China and the WTO, Going…
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China and the WTO is the fruit of a collaboration between Supachai Panitch-pakdi, doctor in economics, Thailand’s former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade,…
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With The Chinese, Jasper Becker gives us once again an important work on contemporary China. In 1996, the author had already published a remarkable work…
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