COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE EVOLUTION OF POLITICAL CULTURES: MING/QING CHINA AND 17th CENTURY ENGLAND.
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FIGHTING OVER THE REINTERPRETATION OF THE MONGOLIAN WOMAN IN MONGOLIA'S POST-SOCIALIST IDENTITY CONSTRUCTION DISCOURSE.
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MEDIA EFFECTS ON POLITICAL CONFIDENCE AND TRUST IN THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA IN THE POST-TIANANMEN PERIOD.
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USING GRID-GROUP THEORY TO EXPLAIN DISTINCTIVE JAPANESE POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS.
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CHINA BUILDS A MARKET CULTURE.
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INTRODUCTION: EAST ASIAN POLITICAL CULTURE.
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