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Albert Feuerwerker, editor. Chinese Social and Economic History from the Song to 1900. Report of the American Delegation to a Sino-American Simposium. Ann Arbor, Center for Chinese Studies, The University of Michigan, 1982.... Cornejo Bustamante, Romer

Estudios de Asia y África

主題: “...Sino-American Symposium on Chinese Social and Economic History from the Song to 1900...”

Leon E. Stover, The Cultural Ecology of Chinese Civilization. Peasants and Elites in the Last of Agrarian States. Mentor Book. New American Library, New York, 1974. B., F.

Estudios de Asia y África

Malasia 2024: un presente marcado por la incertidumbre Ramírez Bonilla, Juan José

Anuario Asia Pacífico

“...In the international arena, the government’s position is contradictory: while proclaiming neutrality in the Sino-American dispute it still privileges relations with the People’s Republic of China, despite the risks posed by the Chinese presence in the South China Sea. ...”

Del nearshoring: la competencia México-países del Sureste de Asia por el mercado estadounidense Ramírez Didou, Pablo Henri

Anuario Asia Pacífico

Argentina y China: causas de la disputa en torno al aceite de soja Oviedo, Eduardo Daniel

Estudios de Asia y África

“...This article explores the causes of the Chinese government’s decision to ban imports of crude soybean oil from Argentina and its impact on the external sector of this South American country. ...”

China en 2023: afianzamiento de posición de Xi Jinping, política exterior y economía Connelly, Marisela

Anuario Asia Pacífico

“...In 2023, the policy of Covid-19 restrictions came to an end, political leaders reshuffled, and the National People’s Congress was held. The Chinese Communist Party began to exert greater control. ...”

El vidrio en Filipinas: de las importaciones a las manufacturas locales (siglos XVI-XVIII) Martins Torres, Andreia

Historia Mexicana

“...The Protocol Archives of Mexico City and Lima have also been consulted in order to recover the traces of the glass trade in the Philippines, whose final point of sale was in the American viceroyalties. This exploratory article offers a more balanced vision of the circulation and manufacture of glass in the territories dominated by the Spanish Crown, emphasizing the presence of European and Chinese glassmakers, which indicates the need to continue studying this issue....”