Self-making, Class Struggle and Labor Autarky: The Political Origins of Private Entrepreneurship in Vietnam and China, Volumes 1-2

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University of California, Berkeley, 2002 - Autarchy - 942 pages

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Contents

Part I
61
War Class and Economic Recovery
67
New Wealth Class Conflict and a Great Leap Forward
197
Copyright

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TitleSelf-making, Class Struggle and Labor Autarky: The Political Origins of Private Entrepreneurship in Vietnam and China, Volumes 1-2
Self-making, Class Struggle and Labor Autarky: The Political Origins of Private Entrepreneurship in Vietnam and China, Regina Marie Abrami
AuthorRegina Marie Abrami
PublisherUniversity of California, Berkeley, 2002
Original fromthe University of California
Digitized14 Jul 2008
ISBN0493821309, 9780493821306
Length942 pages
  
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