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Bai Gao
Professor of Sociology
Sociology
bai.gao@duke.edu
Box 90088, Durham, NC 27708-0088
7131, 2200 West Main Street (Suit 700), Durham, NC 27705
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Scholarly Works - Other
“The United States is Leading the Third Industrial Revolution” (in Chinese)
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The Phoenix Weekly
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June 2012
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“The benefits of Non-separation of State-Corporate Governance.”
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The Phoenix Weekly
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March 2012
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“The Dollar Standard and the Global Production System: The Institutional Origins of the Global Financial Crisis.”
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Accounts: A Newsletter of Economic Sociology.
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2010
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“The Possibility for A Major Change in International Economic Order
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China Reform
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April 2005
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“Why is the Japanese Economy in Trouble.”
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Accounts: A Newsletter of Economic Sociology Economic Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association
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2002
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The Impact of the New Guideline of the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty on the China-Taiwan Relations.
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The World Journal
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October 1997
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The Impact of Hong Kong’s Return to China on Sino-Japanese Relations.
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The 1997 Effect:Hong Kong, China and the Pacific Region
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1997
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The Territory Dispute: China, Taiwan and Japan.
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The World Journal
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October 1996
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The Impact of Japan’s Return to Asia on the China-Taiwan Relations.
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Politics, Economy, Society and Cross-Strait Relations
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1996
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Jissen-ha Economics and Japanese Industrial Policy.
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Kyoto Conference on Japanese Studies
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1994
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Japanese Economy Seen by Foreign Specialists of Japanese Studies.
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Economic Policy Studies
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March 1991
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The Sectionalism and Integration of the Japanese State During the 1930s.
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Transactions of the International Conference of Orientalists in Japan
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1991
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Japanese Higher Education Structure.
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Studies on the Reform of Chinese Higher Education
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1988
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The Tendency of Chinese Education Reform.
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The News of Science and Technology
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1985
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Diversity and Higher Education Reform.
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Encyclopedic Knowledge
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1985
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The Background of the Reform of Chinese Higher Education.
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Beijing University
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1985
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Challenge to our Study.
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1985
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A New Way of Continuing Education.
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People’s Daily
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December 1984
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The Way of Learning by Topic.
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Beijing University
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October 1984
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’Human Relation’ in the Japanese Management System.
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Exploration of Labor Issues
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1982
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