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THE CHINA QUESTIONS: CRITICAL INSIGHTS INTO A RISING POWER. Edited by Jennifer Rudolph and Michael Szonyi
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2018
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Author Statement: Jennifer Rudolph 1963 Citizenship: United States Authorship: selection/compilation of new essays Michael Szonyi 1967 Citizenship: Canada Authorship: text, Introduction; selection/compilation of new essays Elizabeth J. Perry 1948 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 1. Is the Chinese Communist Regime Legitimate? Joseph Fewsmith 1949 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 2. Can Fighting Corruption Save the Party? Roderick MacFarquhar 1930 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 3. Does Mao Still Matter? Mark Elliott 1959 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 4. What Is the Source of Ethnic Tension in China? Ya-Wen Lei Domicile: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 5. What Should We Know about Public Opinion in China? Arunabh Ghosh 1980 Citizenship: India Authorship: text, Chapter 6. What Does Longevity Mean for Leadership in China? Yuhua Wang 1981 Citizenship: China Authorship: text, Chapter 7. Can the Chinese Communist Party Learn from Chinese Emperors? Odd Arne Westad 1960 Citizenship: Norway Authorship: text, Chapter 8. Will China Lead Asia? Andrew S. Erickson 1979 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 9. How Strong Are China?s Armed Forces? Robert S. Ross 1954 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 10. What Does the Rise of China Mean for the United States? Alistair Iain Johnston 1958 Citizenship: Canada Authorship: text, Chapter 11. Is Chinese Exceptionalism Undermining China?s Foreign Policy Interests? Steven M. Goldstein 1940 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 12. (When) Will Taiwan Reunify with the Mainland? Ezra F. Vogel 1930 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 13. Can China and Japan Ever Get Along? Richard N. Cooper 1954 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 14. Can China?s High Growth Continue? Dwight H. Perkins 1934 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 15. Is the Chinese Economy Headed toward a Hard Landing? Meg Rithmire 1982 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 16. Will Urbanization Save the Chinese Economy or Destroy It? Mark Wu 1973 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 17. Is China Keeping Its Promises on Trade? Tony Saich 1953 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 18. How Do China?s New Rich Give Back? Nara Dillon 1965 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 19. What Can China Teach Us about Fighting Poverty? Michael B. McElroy 1939 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 20. Can China Address Air Pollution and Climate Change? Karen Thornber Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 21. Is There Environmental Awareness in China? Susan Greenhalgh 1949 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 22. Why Does the End of the One-Child Policy Matter? Arthur Kleinman 1941 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 23. How Are China and Its Middle Class Handling Aging and Mental Health? James Robson 1965 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 24. How Important Is Religion in China? Leonard W. J. van der Kuijp 1952 Citizenship: Canada Authorship: text, Chapter 25. Will There Be Another Dalai Lama? William P. Alford 1948 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 26. Does Law Matter in China? William C. Kirby 1950 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 27. Why Do So Many Chinese Students Come to the United States? Michael Puett 1964 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 28. Who Is Confucius in Today?s China? Rowan Flad 1972 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 29. Where Did the Silk Road Come From? Peter K. Bol 1948 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 30. Why Do Intellectuals Matter to Chinese Politics? Wai-yee Li 1959 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 31. Why Do Classic Chinese Novels Matter? David Der-wei Wang 1954 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 32. How Have Chinese Writers Imagined China?s Future? Jie Li 1979 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 33. Has Chinese Propaganda Won Hearts and Minds? Xiaofei Tian 1971 Citizenship: China Authorship: text, Chapter 34. Why Is It Still So Hard to Talk about the Cultural Revolution? Stephen Owen 1946 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 35. What Is the Future of China?s Past? Paul A. Cohen 1934 Citizenship: United States Authorship: text, Chapter 36. How Has the Study of China Changed in the Last Sixty Years? President and Fellows of Harvard College employer for hire Domicile: United States Authorship: text, supplemental additional text
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