Modernization and Revolution in China: From the Opium Wars to the Olympics
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Modernization and Revolution in China: From the Opium Wars to the Olympics

by Michael Kort, June Grasso, Jay P. Corrin

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Modernization and Revolution in China explores the historical transformation of China from the Opium Wars to the Olympics. Focusing on modernization and revolution, the book provides a broad framework for understanding the forces behind China’s changing society, politics, and place in the modern world.

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Modernization and Revolution in China examines China’s historical development from the Opium Wars to the Olympics.

The book focuses on the relationship between modernization and revolution across this broad period of Chinese history.

Its scope connects major historical change with China’s evolving place in the modern world.

Written by Michael Kort, June Grasso, and Jay P. Corrin, this title offers a concise entry point for readers studying modern China.

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