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Colin Mackerras

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Pacific Affairs | 1976

Essays on the sources for Chinese history

C. P. Fitzgerald; Donald Leslie; Colin Mackerras; 賡武 王

Pacific Affairs | 1973

Dianying: Electric Shadows. An Account of Films and the Film Audience in China.

Colin Mackerras; Jay Leyda

International Journal | 1987

From Fear to Friendship: Australia's Policies towards the People's Republic of China, 1966-1983

Henry S. Albinski; Edmund S. K. Fung; Colin Mackerras

Pacific Affairs | 1983

Modern China : a chronology from 1842 to the present

Colin Mackerras; Robert Chan

Pacific Affairs | 1975

Mao Tse-Tung and Education.

Colin Mackerras; John N. Hawkins

Pacific Affairs | 1986

Marxism in Asia.

James K. Lindsey; Colin Mackerras; Nick Knight

Pacific Affairs | 1984

North Korea in Transition. From Dictatorship to Dynasty.@@@North Korea Today. Strategic and Domestic Issues.

Colin Mackerras; Tai Sung An; Robert A. Scalapino; Jun-yop Kim

Pacific Affairs | 1974

Hundred Day War. The Cultural Revolution at Tsinghua University.

Colin Mackerras; William Hinton

Pacific Affairs | 1973

The Chinese Difference.@@@To Peking and Beyond.

Colin Mackerras; Joseph Kraft; Harrison E. Salisbury

Pacific Affairs | 1972

Wu Han.@@@The Heresy of Wu Han. His Play "Hai Jui's Dismissal" and its Role in China's Cultural Revolution.@@@The Malice of Empire.

Colin Mackerras; James R. Pusey; Clive Ansley; Yao Hsin-nung; Jeremy Ingalls

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Henry S. Albinski

Pennsylvania State University

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Robert A. Scalapino

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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