Very Good Condition – minor cover and edge wear with light page tanning.
The Britannica Guide to Modern China examines the history, politics, economy and society behind the country’s emergence as a major world power. With an introduction by Jonathan Mirsky, the book explains the legacy of revolution, the structure of government, rapid industrial growth and the social changes affecting everyday life. It also considers China’s relationships with its neighbours and the wider international community. Accessible and wide-ranging, this reference offers useful context for readers seeking to understand the forces shaping contemporary China and its role in the global economy.
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