Titlebook: China and the World Since 1949; The Impact of Indepe Wang Gungwu Textbook 1977Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1977 China.indepe

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,Facing the Storms, 1958–66: Part I,ese would appear to have fared much better. It had learnt directly from Russian mistakes, it received active help from the U.S.S.R., and it looked as if it could telescope the forty years of Soviet experience into some fifteen or twenty years. Certainly towards the end of 1958, nothing could have se

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,Facing the Storms, 1958–66: Part II,fferent ways simultaneously, most notably in its socialist leadership in international affairs but perhaps no less important in its policies concerning revolution. The consequences of the first inadequacy have been surveyed in Chapter 4 and those of the second will follow later in this chapter. Befo

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Klaus-Dietrich Wolff,Frank Hölzleaffair alive, to sustain flagging interest and to disarm the sceptical. At the same time, new efforts to learn from Taching in industry and from Tachai in agriculture have been called for in order to increase production and strengthen the country’s economic base as a prerequisite to order and unity. The long and complex struggle must carry on.

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