Chongqing: Equitable Development Driven by a “Third Hand”?pdf
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Lynn T. White, III 1970/01/01 hits:1653New Approaches to the Study of Political Order in China pdf
Donald C. Clarke 1970/01/01 hits:1708How Authoritarian Rule Works pdf
Kevin J. O'Brien 1970/01/01 hits:1671The Institutional Logic of Collusion among Local Governments in China pdf
Zhou Xueguang 1970/01/01 hits:2249Written and Unwritten Constitutions: A New Approach to the Study of Constitutional Government in China pdf
Jiang Shigong 1970/01/01 hits:2154Introduction to "Constitutionalism, Reform, and the Nature of the Chinese State: Dialogues among Western and Chinese Scholars, III" pdf
Philip C. C. Huang 1970/01/01 hits:2460Preface: Why Do We Need a Different Approach to the Study of Chinese Law?pdf
Philip C. C. Huang 1970/01/01 hits:2323The Symposium Papers: Discussion and Commentspdf
John G. Gurley 1970/01/01 hits:1805On Mao's Self-Image as a Marxist Thinkerpdf
John Bryan Starr 1970/01/01 hits:1640Mao and Marx: A Commentpdf
Stephen Andors 1970/01/01 hits:1585Marx and Mao andpdf
Edward Friedman 1970/01/01 hits:1570Karl Marx, Mao Ze-dong, and the Dialectics of Socialist Developmentpdf
Mark Selden 1970/01/01 hits:1641Mao and Marx in the Scholastic Traditionpdf
Maurice Meisner 1970/01/01 hits:1578Commentpdf
Stuart R. Schram 1970/01/01 hits:1564A Responsepdf
Andrew G. Walder 1977/10/30 hits:1340Mao and Marx: Understanding, Scholarship, and Ideology—A Response pdf
Richard M. Pfeffer 1977/10/30 hits:1557Tntroduction to Tang Tsou's "Interpreting the Revolution in China"pdf
Cui Zhiyuan 1970/01/01 hits:2974How to Comprehend Today’s China:An Interpretation of the “Comparatively Well-Off Society”pdf
Cui Zhiyuan 2006/08/30 hits:2976