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eFocus on China a must for Asian Studies and International Relations

The world’s most populous country has been flexing its economic and cultural muscles for some time now and is set to become THE dominant force in global finance and politics in the next decade or so. eFocus on China is a collection of our finest eBooks on China and reflects the growing academic interest in Chinese affairs. What is the collection all about?

eFocus on China is a collection of more than a hundred eBooks which brings together our leading texts on Chinese culture, philosophy, history, law, politics and much more. The collection is constantly growing; new texts are regularly added, hand-picked by our experienced editorial team. You will find some of our most popular titles here, including:

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