China and Mexico in the Early Twentieth Century

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This essay argues that, despite similarities between the practice and notion of revolution in China and Mexico ( both countries experienced important revolutions in 1911, which led to further revolutionary activity) there exists important differences between the two which reflect the different cultural and political contexts of both countries.

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