CEFC

Guilhem Fabre: Les prospérités du crime — Trafic de stupéfiants et crises financières dans l’après-guerre froide

Guilhem Fabre’s study is presented as a contribution to a UNESCO project under the auspices of the MOST programme (Management of Social Transformations). The project,…

Read more

Hatla Thelle (ed.): Political Development and Human Rights in China — Report from Five Seminars at the Danish Centre for Human Rights, and Anders Mellbourn and Marina Svensson: Swedish Human Rights Training in China – An Assessment

At a time when China is again beset by the rise of social movements, be they wildcat or organised—millenarian, obscurantist (Fa lungong) and xenophobic (anti-American…

Read more

Tain-Jy Chen (ed.): Taiwanese Firms in Southeast Asia — Networking Across Borders

The years 1986-1987 stand out in the history of Taiwanese Direct Investments (DI) abroad. Until that time, such investments were not significant, instigated by the…

Read more

Roland Lew: L’intellectuel, l’Etat et la révolution

From the very outset, Roland Lew, author of L’Intellectuel, l’Etat et la Révolution, warns us that « true socialism is dying. It survives in China,…

Read more

Linda Chao and Ramon H. Myers: The First Chinese Democracy, Political Life in the Republic of China on Taiwan

Read more

Jean-Luc Domenach: L’Asie en danger, and François Godement: The Downsizing of Asia

Read more

Wei Jingsheng: The Courage to Stand Alone

Read more

Marie Holzman: Lin Xiling l’indomptable

Read more

He Qinglian: China’s Pitfall

Read more

Rowan Callick: Comrades and Capitalists — Hong Kong sine the Handover

Read more
Subscribe