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Responsibility and reform : consequences of recent policy changes in rural South China

Johnson, Graham E. - In: Contemporary marxism : journal of the Institute for the … 12 (1986)

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Hong Kong, from colony to territory : economic and social implications of globalization

Johnson, Graham E. - In: 25 years of social and economic development in Hong Kong, (pp. 660-688). 1994

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Managing revolutionary transformation : action and reaction in the Pearl River Delta region

Johnson, Graham E. - In: The Guangdong development model and its challenges, (pp. 295-334). 1998

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Social organization in South China, 1911 - 1949 : the case of the Kuan lineage of Kʿai-pʿing County

Woon, Yuen-fong - 1984

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Chinese urbanization and economic development : a review article

Johnson, Graham E. - In: Pacific affairs 44 (1971/72) 4, pp. 580-584

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Peasants and rural development in the 1970s : a South China case

Johnson, Graham E. - 1981

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Rural Chinese social organization, tradition and change : a review article

Johnson, Graham E. - In: Pacific affairs 46 (1973/74) 4, pp. 557-564

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The production responsibility system in Chinese agriculture : some examples from Guangdong

Johnson, Graham E. - In: Pacific affairs 55 (1982) 3, pp. 430-451

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Social sciences in the People's Republic of China

Bedeski, Robert; Ch'en, Jerome; Johnson, Graham - 1985

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Apples and Oranges : Reflections on Western Development Strategies in China and Canada

Johnson, Graham - 2012

Western China and western Canada are significant parts of their respective national economies, and are societies that experienced distinctive developmental trajectories. The two regions also share some intriguing characteristics. This paper compares the two regions in terms of the development...

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