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  1. The incidence of popular complaints of farmers on land compensation : a case study of two villages in Dalian, Liaoning Province, China

    … by a land requisition in two villages in Dalian, Liaoning Province, China. The thesis only took the popular protests on land compensation as a background. The main topic was how charismatic leaders mitigated the dissatisfaction toward land compensation. A field research was performed …

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  2. Evaluation of benefits and effectiveness of smart cards for public transport

    … service providers in China. For example, in Dalian, China, more than one million public transport smart cards have been issued since the payment application was just introduced in July 2001. However, the traditional payment methods (i. e. cash and travel cards) are still in use in most …

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  3. Explaining policy making in the People's Republic of China: the case of the Urban Resident Minimum Livelihood Guarantee System, 1992-2003

    … of the Community Public Service Agencies in Dalian. I conclude that the synthesis of the policy sponsor and neo-institutionalist concepts provide a richer explanation of the MLG than that implicit in the existing literature.

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  4. China’s Last Warlord: Gao Gang and The Northeast People’s Government (1948-1954)

    This dissertation examines how Manchuria, a vast and strategic border region existing outside the political realm of China proper since the end of the Qing Dynasty, was quickly absorbed and transformed by the Chinese Communists. This process was spearheaded by Gao Gang, the leader of the Northeast …

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