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Human rights in contemporary China
Human rights in contemporary China

By R. Randle Edwards

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"A study of the East Asian Institute and of the Center for the Study of Human Rights, Columbia University"--Prelim. p. 1.

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China's crisis
China's crisis

By Andrew J. Nathan

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China's Crisis
China's Crisis

By Andrew J. Nathan

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China's transition
China's transition

By Andrew J. Nathan

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Negotiating culture and human rights
Negotiating culture and human rights

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Great Wall and the Empty Fortress
Chinese democracy
Chinese democracy

By Andrew J. Nathan

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Peking politics, 1918-1923
Chinese Democracy
Chinese Democracy

By Andrew J. Nathan

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Popular culture in late imperial China

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