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292 |
2015 |
ZHUANG, Xiaoxia |
From Fields to Forums: How China's Zhiqing Engage Online |
China |
Andrew Walder |
Sociology |
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49 |
2002 |
WHITEMAN, Stephen |
From Ideology to Art: Dynamics of Change in the Chinese Art World, 1976-1989 |
China |
Richard Vinograd |
Art and Art History |
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48 |
2002 |
SCHULTZ, Wendy |
From Militarism to Democracy: Censorship and Political Cartoons in 1940's Japan |
Japan |
James Reichert |
East Asian Languages and Cultures |
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140 |
2008 |
BOSWELL, Matthew |
From Periphery to Prefecture: Transitions in Golok, Qinghai, 1911-1958 |
China |
Thomas Mullaney |
History |
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101 |
2005 |
KIM, Linda |
From Silence to a Scream: Examining the Changes Since the Landmark Sexual Harassment Case at Seoul National University |
Korea |
Gi-Wook Shin |
Sociology |
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243 |
2013 |
AU YEUNG, Mandy |
From Silicon Valley to Rural China - Conceiving the Capacities of Global Networking in Education Development |
China |
Jennifer Adams |
Graduate School of Education |
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423 |
2020 |
MIN, Jie |
From Taxation to Expropriation: The Politics of Excessive Extraction in China |
China |
Jean C. Oi |
Political Science |
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307 |
2015 |
ZHANG, Yinxue |
Gendered Language on Chinese Weibo: A Debate on Feminism |
China |
Haiyan Lee |
East Asian Languages and Cultures |
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295 |
2015 |
CHUA, Hern Hern |
Genesis of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: China's pursuit of economic growth and voice |
China |
Thomas Fingar |
Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies |
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199 |
2011 |
LIM, Sinni |
Global Health Governance: The Chinese Perspective |
China |
Karen Eggleston |
Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies |
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63 |
2003 |
COLLINS, Ann |
Globalization and Administrative Law Reform in Japan and Korea: Administrative Procedure Law, Regulatory Reform, and Freedom of Information Legislation |
Japan, Korea |
Daniel Okimoto |
Political Science |
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431 |
2020 |
LEE, Lin Chiang |
Governance under Xi: Party Leadership and Centralized Decision-Making in the Xi Jinping Era |
China |
Alice Lyman Miller |
Center for East Asian Studies |
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159 |
2009 |
ERICSON, Kjell D. |
Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Spheres: Rubber Balls and Resource Propaganda in Wartime Japan |
Japan |
Karen Wigen |
History |
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6 |
1990 |
SZE, Julia W. |
Growth with Equity in Taiwan: A Study in State-Led Development |
East Asia |
Unknown |
Economics |
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210 |
2011 |
YAN, Fei |
Guangzhou's January Power Seizure of 1967: The First Splits and Politicized Mass Factionalism |
China |
Andrew Walder |
Sociology |
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128 |
2007 |
CHEN, Minqian |
Has the Propaganda State Crumbled? -- Relations between the Chinese Government and China's News Media in Transition |
China |
Alice Lyman Miller |
Hoover Institution, Political Science |
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220 |
2012 |
LI, Xiaowei |
Have State-Owned Banks Really Become Stronger: A Study on China's Banking Reform Between 2003 and 2010 |
China |
Andrew Walder |
Sociology |
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51 |
2002 |
TONG, Gianna |
Hong Kong's Competitiveness as a Major International Financial Center |
East Asia |
Daniel Okimoto |
Political Science |
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117 |
2006 |
LAU, Regina Ip |
Hong Kong: A Case Study in Democratic Development in Transitional Societies |
East Asia |
Larry Diamond |
Hoover Institution |
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312 |
2015 |
GEE, Andrew |
How to Nurture and Feed the Dragon Without Getting Burned: An Empirical Study of Sino-Japanese Economic Responses to Political Tensions via the Case of Japanese Automakers |
Japan |
Richard Dasher |
Electrical Engineering |
