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This study examines the Northeastern provinces, where close to two million Koreans represent the most important non-Han ethnic community. Relatively recent immigrants, their historical and cultural background is closer to that of the Han Chinese than that of most other non-Han nationalities. This regional case study illustrates not only the limits but the achievements of the Chinese Communist party’s nationality policy, and demonstrates the importance of going beyond a macro-analysis of Chinese policies to show what insights can be gained by focusing on a specific area of study. Regional studies can also facilitate the analysis of the subtleties of China’s ethnic diversity and the difficulty of generalizing the results of nationality policy implementation. Other China, Mongolia, Taiwan, Hong Kong Books 2001 – Urban Design Ethics in Ancient China 2005 – PHOTOGRAPHS OF PEKING, CHINA 1861-1908: An Inventory and Description of the Yetts Collection at the University of Durham Through Peking with a Camera 1995 – China and the Law of the Sea Convention Follow the Sea
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