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Timothy Brood and Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi eds., Opium Regimes: China, Britain, and Japan 1839-1952

This collective work arises out of a conference held in Toronto in May 1997 entitled “Opium in East Asian History”. The book’s editors state in…

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Terry Cannon ed., China’s Economic Growth: The Impact on Regions, Migration, and the Environment

This volume consists mainly of contributions from geographers, but contributions have also been made by economists and political scientists. It analyses the changes in attitudes…

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Samuel P. S. Ho and Y. Y. Kueh eds., Sustainable Economic Development in South China

The articles in this collection, edited by Samuel P. S. Ho and Y. Y. Kueh, are the work of Chinese members of a Canadian research…

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Lau Chung-ming and Jianfa Shen eds., China Review 2000

Decked out in ochre and purple, 100,000 people, both civilian and military, march in procession to the greater glory of the communist state; a 50-gun…

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Lü Xiaobo, Cadres and Corruption – The Organizational Involution of the Chinese Communist Party

The publication of Lü Xiaobo’s book could not have been timelier. Indeed, its appearance coincided with the launch of Peking’s anti-corruption drive early last year,…

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Jeffrey C. Kinkley, Chinese Justice, the Fiction: Law and Literature in Modern China

If the performance of a legal system is dependent in part at least on popular attitudes, then we perhaps can learn about the prospects for…

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Ka-ho Mok, Social and Political Development in Post-Reform China

The beginner in Chinese studies or the Sinologist lacking specialist knowledge on a given subject will often find acquiring the right books to provide that…

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Jean Charbonnier, Les 120 martyrs de Chine canonisés le 1er Octobre 2000

October 1st 2000 will remain in the memory as an illustration of how persistent and how profound cultural misunderstandings can be. In Rome on that…

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Michael Leifer ed., Asian Nationalism

Now that regional studies seem to have acquired permanent status and while nationalism and nationhood, despite their detractors, are still very much in being, the…

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Geremie Barmé, In the Red

Like all of Geremie Barmé’s previous works, In the Red is a thoroughly absorbing volume that chronicles, practically day by day, all the developments on…

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