| China Report (
India
) |
| Year: 2007 |
Month: december |
Volume: 43 |
Number: 4 |
| Publisher: Sage Publications India Pvt.Ltd |
Place of Publication: New Delhi |
Price: Rs 1,700 |
| Article Title |
Author(s) Name |
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Kolkata and China: some unexplored links.
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Introduction |
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Migration patterns and occupational specialisatiions of Kolkata Chinese: an insiders history.
|
Jennifer Liang |
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Still guest people: the reproduction of Hakka identity in Kolkata India.
|
Ellen Oxfeld |
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Chinese Indians in fire: refraction of ethnicity, gender, sexuality and citizenship in post-colonial India memories of the Sino-Indian war.
|
Payal Banerjee |
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China as viewed by two early Bengali travelleres: the travel accounts of Indumadhav Mullick and Benoy Kumar Sarkar.
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Narayan C Sen |
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Performing other-wise; death defying China as seen by Ramnath Biswas.
|
Abhishek Basu |
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Introductory Notes to a course on Chinese sources of India-China relations.
|
Haraprasad Ray |
| Book Reviews |
| Name of the Book |
Book Reviewer |
Book Details |
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Chinese grand strategy and maritime power.
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New sun on the horizon: the rise of the PLA Navy by Sameer Suryakant Patil |
London: Frank Cass, 2002, 158 pp; $150 |
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China's Naval power.
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New sun on the horizon: the rise of the PLA Navy by Sameer Suryakant Patil |
New Delhi: Knowledge World, 2001, 252pp., Rs 650/- |
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Chinois a Calcutta : Les Tigrs du Bengali,
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Jayani Bonnerjee |
L'Harmattan, Paris, 1999, 172pp. |
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Blood, sweat, and mohjong: family and enterprise in an Overseas Chinese community.
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Jayani Bonnerjee |
Cornell University Presst, Ithaca, NY, 1993, 291pp |
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China rising sea power: the PLA Navys submarine challenges.
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New sun on the horizon: the rise of the PLA Navy by Sameer Suryakant Patil |
London and New York: Routledge, 2006, 208pp, $ 125. |
|
The Palm leaf fan & other storeis.
|
Samantak Das |
TSAR Publications, Toronto, 2006, 108pp. Canadian $ 18.95 |
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