China Report - Volume 26, Number 2

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The PRC at Forty: Women and the Land Question in China
Govind Kelkar
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Special Education and Research on Developmentally Delayed Children in China
Cheng YueCaven S. Mcloughlin
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Attending to the effects of developmental delay is one of the most important problems for medicine and education in contemporary society. The degree to which attention is paid to developmental delay reflects a nation's level of civilisation. Until several years ago, research on developmental delay was minimal in China. Yet, there have been dramatic changes and significant developments since China's so-called "Cultural Revolution" (1966-76). By examining the changes that have occurred, we may be able to learn about the future for education (and specifically special education) in China.
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Economic Plan for 1990 Outlined
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Finance: Improved,but Still Grim
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China's Economic and Social Development Statistics in 1989
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Developing the Economy in a Sustained,Stable and Harmonious Way
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Li Peng Delivers Government Work Report at NPC Session
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Foreign Minister Qian Qichen's Press Conference,28 March 1990

Volume 26, Issue 2, May 1990