An edition of Developmental imperative and spoliatory politics: a comparative study of mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong (2001)

Developmental imperative and spoliatory politics

a comparative study of mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong

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Tak-Wing Ngo, Tak-Wing Ngo
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An edition of Developmental imperative and spoliatory politics: a comparative study of mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong (2001)

Developmental imperative and spoliatory politics

a comparative study of mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong

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Information Service for East Asian Research, Program for Southeast Asian Area Studies, Academia Sinica
Language
English
Pages
31

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Subjects

Political corruption, Economic aspects of Political corruption, Politics and government, Corrupt practices

Places

East Asia
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Cover of: Developmental imperative and spoliatory politics
Developmental imperative and spoliatory politics: a comparative study of mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong
2001, Information Service for East Asian Research, Program for Southeast Asian Area Studies, Academia Sinica
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Published in
Taipei
Series
PROSEA East Asia research paper -- no. 11

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Library of Congress
JQ1499.A56 C656 2001

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Pagination
31 p. ;
Number of pages
31

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Open Library
OL24071006M
LCCN
2010384163

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