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COSB30 China Today 7,5 ECTS First Cycle Autumn Semester 2025 Books Carroll, John M. (2022). The Hong Kong-China Nexus: A Brief History . Cambridge University Press. (Chapters 1 & 5) • Number of pages: ~45 • Price: 240 SEK (Paperback) • E-book available at LUB • New item Dittmer, Lowell. (2017). “Xi Jinping's Taiwan Policy: Boxing Taiwan In with the One-China Framework.” In Taiwan and China: Fitful

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Litteraturlista COSB31 COSB31: China Today-Political Developments, Societal Issues and Global Influences 7,5 ECTS First Cycle Spring Semester 2024 Literature list Approved by the Department of History board 2023-11-10 The compulsory literature amounts to 987 pages and is available as e-resources via LUBsearch or at the library. In addition, approximately 200 pages are chosen in consultation with t

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COSB35 Global China 7,5 Credits Literature List Pages: 925 Required Reading List Alff, Henryk, and Michael Spies. 2023. “Coexistence or Competition for Resources? Transboundary Transformations of Natural Resource Use in China’s Neighborhood.” Eurasian Geography and Economics 64 (7–8): 797–810. • Number of pages: 14 • Price: N/A (available at LUBsearch) Cheng, Han. 2023. “Global China’s Knowledge I

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Contemporary Japanese Society, COSB50, Fall Semester 2021 This course examines contemporary Japanese society, focusing on issues such as politics, pop culture, demographic change and environment. We go beyond media stereotypes and internet cliches to get a deeper understanding of what Japan is and where it's going. The focus is on post-Cold War Japan, with special emphasis on the period after the

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