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A huge debt of gratitude is extended particularly to Dr Alastair Greig at CASS. His numerous readings and re-readings and the generosity of time spent with drafts of this work is the only reason this research has seen the light of day. Peter and Jane Lehmann were a constant sounding board for my ideas and have put up with my endless questioning about their own times in China. Without them, this research would have been a much more arduous process. I am incredibly fortunate to have had the support and patience of my father during the research and writing process. Many thanks to the people of Xiamen. To those who were interviewed for this research and those who put up with having a sociologist in their midst -especially while they were trying to have a good time -thank you. I am grateful to everyone in Xiamen who helped and supported me with this project. I would especially like to thank Li Weilin for her help and friendship. Thanks also to the anonymous reviewers of this manuscript whose helpful comments have doubtless improved this work. Of course, all errors and faults lie solely with me. Finally, thank you to Wayne Jones with whom I first 'met' Xiamen and who, throughout it all,
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- Author
- Angela Lehmann (auth.)
- Publisher
- Palgrave Macmillan UK
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781137319159
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Western, Political Science, Science
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