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China 2.0: The Transformation of an Emerging Superpower? And the New Opportunities

Marina Yue Zhang, Bruce W. Stening

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At a time in world economic history when options are disappearing much faster than they are being created, this book maps the ways in which China is being transformed socially, politically, technologically and economically.

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At a time in world economic history when options are disappearing much faster than they are being created, this book maps the ways in which China is being transformed socially, politically, technologically and economically.

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At a time in world economic history when options are disappearing much faster than they are being created, this book maps the ways in which China is being transformed socially, politically, technologically and economically.

Key concepts: China, Capitalism, Grassroots, Superpower, Politics, State capitalism, Political science, Advertising

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