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China and the World Bank's Multi-Pillar Pension Model :Observations, problems and proposals
The Dissemination of Japanese Manga in China: The interplay of culture and social transformation in post reform period
Middle-aged Mutant Sea Turtles! - A case study of identity formation among Chinese returnees in Zhongguancun, Beijing
Joining Forces to Save the Nation : Corporate Educational Governance in Republican China
(Dis)Empowering Technologies: ICT for Education (ICT4E) in China, Past and Present
Information and communication technologies (ICT) are often presented as the cure-all for various problems: ICTs for education (ICT4E) are considered promising tools for promoting self-directed, creative learning and bridging various divides, such as those between developed and developing countries, urban and rural regions, and so on. While the lofty goals of ICT4E are continuously being highlighte
Chinese intellectuals' thoughts on the Internet - Introduction
Modern War on an Ancient Battlefield: The Diffusion of Military Technology and Ideas in the Chinese Civil War, 1946-49
Cash Cow, Civic Space or Co-optation: Private Schools in Urban China
Institutions and Social Mobilization: The Chinese Education Movement in Malaysia
Asymmetry Effects in Chinese Stock Markets Volatility: A Generalized Additive Nonparametric Approach
Contact Space: Shanghai : The Chinese Dream and the Production of a New Society
Aspect, tense and mood : Context dependency and the marker LE in Mandarin Chinese
Popular Abstract in Swedish Markören LE i kinesiska är speciell av flera olika skäl. Bland annat kan den uppträda på två ställen i en sats, dels direkt efter ett verb och dels i slutet av en mening. Beroende på var den uppträder kan den ofta - men inte alltid - påverka meningen på olika sätt. Det är en av anledningarna till att språkvetare ofta har valt att se LE som två olika markörer med olika f
The marker le in Mandarin Chinese: A discussion on contextual influence
Acoustic analysis of Chinese fricatives and affricates
Business modeling for entrepreneurial firms: four cases in China
Education & New Technologies in China: The Politics of Visions & Strategies
De-pathologizing Perversion : Proust’s Sexual Discourses and Their Chinese Translations
‘It’s Like Two Hedgehogs Hugging Each Other’: Neo-familism and Family Power Dynamics from Young Queer Chinese Persons’ Narrations
Deepening or Dampening the Resource Curse? The effects of Chinese lending on the resource curse in African countries
Natural resource abundant countries, especially ones rich in oil, tend to suffer from political and economical problems as an effect of their resource wealth. This phenomenon has been observed and studied by many scholars and has been labelled the “Resource curse”. The occurrence of resource curses is mainly observed in countries that are not wealthy, aside from the wealth they have accumulated fr