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Legal reforms in twentieth-century China
Xiaobing Li
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Qiang Fang
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Twentieth Century
100%
Chinese
38%
reformer
27%
Law
27%
Emperor
11%
Japan
11%
Empire
11%
defeat
11%
Communist
11%
Kang Youwei
11%
Administration of Justice
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5%
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5%
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Confrontation
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5%
clash
5%
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5%
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5%
Chinese History
5%
barbarians
5%
Meiji
5%
Nineteenth Century
5%
Great Britain
5%
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5%
Political Parties
5%
Political Change
5%
Exiles
5%
Economic Change
5%
Policy Making
5%
Shang
5%
Wagons
5%
Opium Wars
5%
Social Sciences
Twentieth Century
100%
Legal Reform
100%
China
100%
Chinese
70%
Law
40%
Administration of Justice
20%
Legal System
20%
Japan
20%
Reform Movement
20%
Courts
10%
Nineteenth Century
10%
Policy Making
10%
UK
10%
Narcotic Drugs
10%
Political Change
10%
Economic Change
10%
Communist Party
10%
Exiles
10%
Judicial System
10%
Law and Order
10%
France
10%
Chinese History
10%
Political Party
10%
Constitutional Right
10%
Crisis
10%
Keyphrases
Meiji Reforms
16%
Judicial Problems
16%
Chinese Relationships
16%