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Chinese courts in law implementations

Putting Law in Context. Some remarks on Implementation in China

TaskForce: Civil Society in China (in German)

Comparative Perspectives upon the Introduction of Western Steamship Technology to Japan and China

Special issue on the work of the Working Group on Energy Strategies and Technologies of the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development

Menneskerettighetspolitikk overfor Kina: Konfrontasjon eller dialog? [Human Rights Politics in China: Confrontation or Dialogue?]

Impact of climate change and variability on local-scale land use, Shaanxi, China.

Between admiration and transformation : paths of Western education into early twentieth century China

Modeling Prenatal Son Preference: Some New Perspectives from China

The Reform Path of the Chinese Judiciary: Progress or Standstill?

Legitimation, Kooptation und Repression in der Volksrepublik China

Trials and Justice in Eighteenth-Century China: The Imperial Household Tribunal

World culture with Chinese characteristics: when global models go native

Empowerment from above, development from below, or something in between? ICT4D (ICT for Development) in China

East is East and West is West? Chinese Academia Goes Global

Foreign corporate R&D in China: trends and policy issues

CRM System Implementation: How Great Expectations in Sweden are Dashed in China

Secular trends for age at spermarche among Chinese boys from 11 ethnic minorities, 1995-2010: a multiple cross-sectional study.

We compared the differences in median age at spermarche among 11 ethnic minorities in 2010, estimated the trends regarding age at spermarche in different ethnic minorities from 1995 to 2010, and explored the association of spermarche with body mass index (BMI).

Elite Sports and Games in early imperial China

Prediction of adaptation difficulties by country of origin, cumulate psychosocial stressors and attitude toward integrating: A Swedish study of first-generation immigrants from Somalia, Vietnam and China.

Different types of accumulated stress have been found to have negative consequences for immigrants' capacity to adapt to the new environment. It remains unclear which factors have the greatest influence.