Cultivating global citizens
population in the rise of China
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2010 - Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass, Massachusetts
Language
English
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- ISBN-139780674055711
- ISBN-100674055713
- Library of Congress Control Number2010009380
- OCLC Control Number553368177
- Better World Books9780674055711
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- Open LibraryOL24099480M
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- DDC304.6/20951
- LCCDS779.2 .G75 2010
- LCCHB3654.A3 G74 2010
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- LCCDS779.2.G75 2010
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HistoryPopulationFamily sizeHuman rightsBirth controlSocial conditionsGovernment policyPopulation policyForeign relationsEconomic conditionsHuman rights, chinaHuman rights -- ChinaChina, history, 1949-Politics and governmentChina -- History -- 1976-China, social conditions, 1949-China, economic conditions, 1949-China -- Social conditions -- 2000-China -- Economic conditions -- 2000-China, foreign relations, united statesUnited states, foreign relations, chinaChina -- Foreign relations -- United StatesUnited States -- Foreign relations -- China
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