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Modernization Of China
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Modernization Of China
Discusses the internal and external influences on medicine, science, education, finance, trade and tourism.
2,025 words (approx. 8.1 pages) |
13 sources |
1995
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"The fall of Communism in most of the world has had little effect on the People's Republic of China, a nation which has resisted any move toward democracy or any other significant change after the demonstrations in Tiananmen Square ended in the violent suppression of dissent. Yet China has to change in terms of its degree of modernization in order to compete in the world markets, and the nurturing of trade ties with the United States and others in the West is one aspect of trying to modernize the industrial and manufacturing sectors of China. The leadership may also hope to do this without raising any serious challenge to the political and social structures they have built, but it is not clear that this can be accomplished. Indeed, U.S. trade policy has been based on the belief that increased trade will have a salutary effect on the Chinese leadership and produce ..."More papers on Modernization Of China:
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