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Volume 4, issue 6, 1968

The Present State of Transportation in China pp. 1-5

Ranjit Chaudhuri

China's Economy pp. 6-8

G.D. Deshingkar

The Debate over a Dialogue pp. 9-12

C.R.M. Rao

China's Changing View of Eastern Europe pp. 13-15

G.D. Deshingkar

China's Rural Communes pp. 16-21

M.P. Sinha

Chinese Government Finance pp. 22-27

T. Rameshvar Rao

India and China: Comparative Studies pp. 28-33

R.M. Maru, Dilip Chitre and G. Muirden

Mao's "latest instructions" pp. 34-37

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The Joint Editorial pp. 37-38

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Lin Piao's Speech pp. 39-39

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Chou En-lai's Speech pp. 39-40

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Chronology pp. 41-44

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Volume 4, issue 5, 1968

The Essentials of Maoist Literary Doctrine pp. 2-9

Yenan Talks and Patricia Uberoi

The Scientific Revolution in Communist China pp. 10-20

Howard L. Boorman

China's Deepening Interest In Nepal And Himalaysia pp. 21-25

Mira Sinha

Of Ropes, Bridges and Bases pp. 25-28

Rahul

China's Nuclear Threat pp. 29-34

G.D. Deshingkar

All-round Victory is Yet to be Won pp. 35-38

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The One and Sole Leading Centre pp. 39-40

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Chronology pp. 41-44

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Volume 4, issue 4, 1968

Nuclear Non-proliferation pp. 1-5

G.D. Deshingkar

Basic Motivations of China's Foreign Policy pp. 6-13

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North Vietnam pp. 14-18

C.R.M. Rao

Cultural Revolution pp. 19-21

G.P. Deshpande

The Cult of Mao in Modern Chinese History pp. 22-24

Patricia Uberoi

Reacting to the Chinese: Fiction as Cultural Fact pp. 25-27

Dilip Chitre

India's Nuclear Dilemma pp. 28-28

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Vietnam Peace Talks pp. 29-36

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Chronology pp. 37-40

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Volume 4, issue 3, 1968

About Ourselves pp. 1-3

C.R.M. Rao

Members of Our Advisory Editorial Board pp. 3-4

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After Vietnam pp. 5-8

Rahul

India & Burma pp. 8-9

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The United States, China and Asia pp. 10-17

Ishwer C. Ojha

India and Burma pp. 17-17

G.P. Deshpande

China and South East Asia pp. 18-20

Vishal Singh

Budapest and After pp. 21-28

A.K. Mukerji

China and South East Asia pp. 28-28

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The Sino-Indian Dispute pp. 29-31

P.L. Mehra

Purging the Non-conformists pp. 32-33

Dilip Chitre

Domestic pp. 34-36

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Volume 4, issue 2, 1968

Freedom and Tyranny in China pp. 1-4

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The Economy pp. 5-7

G.D. Deshingkar

Between A New Hope and A New Despair pp. 8-10

G.P. Deshpande

A No-China Poliey pp. 11-14

G.D. Deshingkar

Victors and Vanquished pp. 15-18

A. Kashin

Mongolia — The Reluctant Buffer pp. 19-26

G.P. Deshpande

(Continued from page 4) pp. 26-26

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Army's Role in the Cultural Revolution pp. 27-32

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Chinese Conversion To Scientism pp. 33-35

Patricia Uberoi

The Red Guard: A Report on Mao's Revo lution by Hans Granquist. Publisher: Pall Mall Press, London. pp. x + 159. 55sh pp. 35-36

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'Fighting Tasks' For I968 pp. 37-41

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(Continued from page 26) pp. 41-41

C.R.M. Rao

Chronology pp. 42-44

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Volume 4, issue 1, 1968

The Uncertain Revolution pp. 1-4

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Japan's Role in Asia pp. 5-9

P.A.N. Murthy

China and Nuclear Proliferation pp. 10-14

R.L.M. Pitil

Fifty Years of Russian Revolution pp. 15-21

R. Vaidyanath

Review Article: The 'Armed Producer' pp. 22-28

Samuel B. Griffith

A Sulking Child? pp. 29-32

T. Romeshvar Rao

A Major Sourcebook pp. 32-33

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Fifty Years of Russian Revolution: The Chinese View pp. 34-36

B.K. Kumar

2. The Joint Article pp. 37-42

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