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TIANANMEN: THE CRISIS AND ITS IMPACT
$12.95, 87 pages
ISBN # 07609-307-01
Publication Date: December 7, 2001



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Introduction

The Tiananmen Papers
Andrew J. Nathan,  Foreign Affairs,  January/February 2001

Appealing the Tiananmen Verdict: New Documents from China's Highest Leaders
Lucian W. Pye,  Foreign Affairs,  March/April 2001

China: Erratic State, Frustrated Society
Lucian W. Pye,  Foreign Affairs,  Fall 1990

China's Coming Transformation
George Gilboy and Eric Heginbotham,  Foreign Affairs,  July/August 2001

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