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China and Britain: The Potential Impact of China’s Development

By Andrew Halper, Colin Sparks, Crispin Tickell, Elisabeth Croll, Gerard Lyons, Hugo de Burgh, Isabel Hilton, James Kynge, Jude Howell, Linda Yueh, Peter Nolan and Steve Tsang

China and Britain: The Potential Impact of China’s Development
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  • Published: January 1, 2005
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Edited by Hugo de Burgh.

Published 2005 (ISBN 1 902488 93 8)     Price £9.95

A collection of essays by key experts on China’s development and her future role in the world. The rise of China as an economic power, perhaps the mightiest economic power the world has yet seen, is a matter impinging more and more upon the consciousness of British opinion formers and decision-makers. And yet we know very little about the social, institutional and environmental issues of the country. We don’t study its languages. And we don’t understand its approach to trading and economic issues, or engage with its geopolitical agenda. The contributions in this monograph offer a wide ranging appraisal of the impact that China’s breathtaking growth is having, and will continue to have in years to come, upon Britain’s economy, culture and politics.

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