"Government in Republican China," by Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger, offers a detailed examination of Chinese politics and governance during the tumultuous period of the Chinese Republic (1912-1949). This meticulously researched work provides crucial insights into the structure and function of the national government as it navigated revolution, internal conflict, and foreign intervention.
Exploring the political science of China during this era, the book delves into the complexities of establishing and maintaining a republic amidst deep-seated social and historical forces. Linebarger's analysis sheds light on the challenges faced by successive administrations as they grappled with issues of legitimacy, authority, and national unity. A valuable resource for anyone interested in Chinese history, political science, and the dynamics of nation-building, "Government in Republican China" remains a significant contribution to the understanding of 20th-century China. This edition presents a faithful reproduction of the original text, preserving its historical value and scholarly integrity.
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