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Siberian Development and East Asia: Threat or Promise?, Allen S. Whiting
The Making of the Taiwan Relations Act, David Tawei Lee Reviewed by Steven I. Levine
The Making of U.S. China Policy: From Normalization to the Post-Cold War Era, Tan Qingshan Reviewed by Steven I. Levine
Bureacracy, Politics, and Decision Making in Post-Mao China, David M. Lampton and Kenneth G. Lieberthal ; Popular Protest and Political Culture in Modern China: Learning from 1989, Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom and Elizabeth J. Perry Reviewed by Steven I. Levine
Sino-Japanese Relations: China's Perspective, Laura Newby Reviewed by Steven I. Levine
China and the Third World: Champion or Challenger?, Lillian Craig Harris and Robert L. Worden Reviewed by Steven I. Levine
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