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Author Adshead, Samuel Adrian M. (Samuel Adrian Miles)
Title T'ang China : the rise of the East in world history / S.A.M. Adshead.
Imprint Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2004.

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 JOHN CARROLL GENERAL COLLECTION  DS749.35 .A38    AVAILABLE  
 MTUNION MAIN BOOKS  951.017 A244t    AVAILABLE  
 WITTENBERG MAIN STACKS  DS749.35 .A38 2004    AVAILABLE  
LOCATION CALL # STATUS MESSAGE
 JOHN CARROLL GENERAL COLLECTION  DS749.35 .A38    AVAILABLE  
 MTUNION MAIN BOOKS  951.017 A244t    AVAILABLE  
 WITTENBERG MAIN STACKS  DS749.35 .A38 2004    AVAILABLE  
Author Adshead, Samuel Adrian M. (Samuel Adrian Miles)
Subject Frank, Andre Gunder, 1929-2005. ReOrient.
International economic relations -- History.
Capitalism -- History.
Competition, International -- History.
Economic history.
China -- History -- Tang dynasty, 618-907.
Description xvii, 233 pages ; 22 cm
Bibliography Note Includes bibliographical references (p. 212-219) and index.
Contents Polemic : before the rise of the East -- Politics : the genius of T'ang -- Economy : China takes centre-stage -- Society : a multiple in China -- Intellect : China's complex pluralism -- Return to the West : reflux and prognosis.
ISBN 1403934568 (acid free)
1403934576 (acid free : pbk.)
OCLC # 54826145
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