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The Chinese Harvest and the Indian Sow

Author(s): Nunziante Mastrolia
Publisher(s): Centro Militare di Studi Strategici (CeMiSS), Rome, Italy
Publication: CASD CeMiSS Quarterly Winter 2006
Date of publication: 2006
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Description: For China 2007 might be the year of harvest. The seeds planted by the Government of Beijing, both on regional and international level in 2006 through intense diplomatic activities could soon reach maturation. Internally 2007 could become the year of hope: of greater freedom and of major social justice. In other words a harmonious society. In fact, the consolidation of the new leadership succession could pave the way for the Party’s reforming wing to launch a new era pf reforms.

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	The Chinese Harvest and the Indian Sow Author(s): Nunziante Mastrolia Publisher(s): Centro Militare di Studi Strategici (CeMiSS), Rome, Italy Publication: CASD CeMiSS Quarterly Winter 2006 Date of publication: 2006 From Page 0 to 0 Description: For China 2007 might be the year of harvest. The seeds planted by the Government of Beijing, both on regional and international level in 2006 through intense diplomatic activities could soon reach maturation. Internally 2007 could become the year of hope: of greater freedom and of major social justice. In other words a harmonious society. In fact, the consolidation of the new leadership succession could pave the way for the Party’s reforming wing to launch a new era pf reforms. General note: © 2006 Centro Militare di Studi Strategici (CeMiSS) Download: other language ($language) - Download this document (125 KB)

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The Chinese Harvest and the Indian Sow