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Fiscal regimes in China, 1971 to 1998

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Publish to Perish: regime choices and propaganda impact in the Anti-Falungong Publications Campaign, July 1999-April 2000

Tong, James W. - In: Journal of contemporary China 14 (2005) 44, pp. 507-524

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Guest Editor's Introduction - Fiscal Regimes in China, 1971 to 1998

Tong, James - In: Chinese economic studies : a journal of translations 19980, pp. 5-21

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The New Religious Policy in China: Catching up with Systemic Reforms

Tong, James W. - In: Asian survey : a bimonthly review of contemporary Asian … 50 (2010) 5, pp. 859-888

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Guest Editor's Introduction - Fiscal Regimes in China, 1971 to 1998

Tong, James - In: The Chinese economy 31 (1998) 3, pp. 5-21

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Banding after the Ban: the underground Falungong in China, 19992011

Tong, James W. - In: Journal of contemporary China 21 (2012) 78, pp. 1045-1063

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Guest Editor's Introduction

Tong, James - In: Chinese Economy 31 (1998) 3, pp. 5-21

This issue of iThe Chinese Economy/i documents the history of China's tortuous search for fiscal regimes from 1971 to 1998. The frequent regime changes and their short longevity, many lasting only one to two years, indicate the instability of China's fiscal management system in this period. They...

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