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China in the Twentieth Century
Paul John Bailey (Author)
9780631203285, Wiley
Paperback / softback, published 20 July 2001
296 pages
22 x 13.7 x 2.2 cm, 0.34 kg
"A thoroughly competent study ... the glossary of Chinese terms is especially useful..." Asian Studies Review "In Bailey's account of china's major political milestones in the twentieth century, the selection of facts and his generalisations are sound and convincing. The book's greatest strength lies in the strategy of presentation [and is] a refreshing departure from the omniscient viewpoint and mononarrative of many texts. The author has accomplished a great deal here... this book deserves very serious consideration for undergraduate and graduate courses." Craig Dietrich, University of Southern Maine, Portland, USA
This overview of twentieth-century history in China tells the story of a fascinating country undergoing political revolutions and social and cultural upheaval.
Author's Note. Maps. Introduction. 1. The End of the Imperial Monarchy. 2. The Early Republic. 3. The Rise of the Guomindang and the Chinese Communist Party. 4. The War of Resistance against Japan. 5. The New Communist Government. 6. Mao's Road to Socialism. 7. The Post-Maoist Order. Conclusion. Glossary of Chinese Terms. Bibliography. Index.
Subject Areas: History [HB]
