An edition of China at the crossroads (1992)

China at the crossroads

reform after Tiananmen

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China at the crossroads

reform after Tiananmen

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Publisher
Foreign Policy Association
Language
English
Pages
127

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Subjects

Politics and government, Economic policy, Foreign relations, ECONOMIC REFORM, Communisme, UNITED STATES, POLITICAL CONDITIONS, USSR, CHINA, Diplomatic relations, Politieke verandering, History

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China

Times

1976-2002, 1976-2000, 1976-
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Cover of: China at the crossroads
China at the crossroads: reform after Tiananmen
1992, Foreign Policy Association
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 126-127).

Published in
Ithaca, NY
Series
Headline series ;, no. 298

Classifications

Library of Congress
DS779.26 .G65 1992

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Pagination
127 p. :
Number of pages
127

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL1750423M
Internet Archive
chinaatcrossroad0000gold
ISBN 10
087124148X
LCCN
92072962
OCLC/WorldCat
27203941
Goodreads
1862149

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OL2757942W

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