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Donna Smith has assumed the position of managing editor; I want to thank her for diving into unfamiliar waters and enabling the issue to come together, despite Mother Nature's best efforts to bury the Mid-Atlantic States under feet of snow in the midst of the production process. [...]Soon-Jeong...

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Published in:Twentieth-century China 2010-04, Vol.35 (2), p.2
Main Author: Carter, Jay
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
20th century
Archaeology
Education
Food production
Women
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Summary:Donna Smith has assumed the position of managing editor; I want to thank her for diving into unfamiliar waters and enabling the issue to come together, despite Mother Nature's best efforts to bury the Mid-Atlantic States under feet of snow in the midst of the production process. [...]Soon-Jeong Lee re-evaluates Guomindang rule during the Nanjing Decade, focusing on food production and distribution. All of them challenge, or at least nuance, important components of twentieth-century Chinese life, ranging from the territorial boundaries of China, to the progressive nature of women's education, to the relationship between the early PRC and intellectuals, to the administrative competence and priorities of the Guomindang state.
ISSN:1521-5385
DOI:10.1353/tcc.0.0025