I am looking for literature focused on China’s relationship with internal and foreign debt throughout its entire history, but primarily as the country began to modernize economically during the 1970s. Any suggestions of books or articles focused on how debt has been viewed or used in China’s foreign or domestic politics would be greatly welcomed and appreciated. Thank-you.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University-UCLA-University of Chicago
Summer Text and Translation Workshop
New Materials and Inter-disciplinary Methods of Studying 20th-century Chinese History:
Issues of Governance in Contemporary China
July 16-22, 2017
SJTU, Shanghai
This roundtable, published in the H-Net Network H-Diplo, might be of interest.
https://networks.h-net.org/node/28443/discussions/168915/h-diplo-roundtable-xviii-17-mao-a...
Dear H-PRC list members,
Dear colleagues,
Dear colleagues,
It's with sadness that I pass along the following message from Rebecca Karl:
Thank you for sharing this, Aminda.
The document at the heart of Amy's essay is available, in English translation, at http://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/134182. The original citation is Chinese Foreign Ministry Archive, 105-00669-02, 16-22.
Speaking as one of the editors of the blog where Amy's post appears ("Sources and Methods"): we welcome contributions related to PRC history from others in the H-PRC community.
Best,
Chuck
