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2007
At the beginning of the twentieth century the Middle Kingdom was comparable to an African backwater republic. China still existed but the Chinese state had ceased to function. The central power had collapsed. The army consisted of unreliable legions that attached themselves to this gang, or that governor, depending on who promised the best protection ...
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At the beginning of the twentieth century the Middle Kingdom was comparable to an African backwater republic. China still existed but the Chinese state had ceased to function. The central power had collapsed. The army consisted of unreliable legions that attached themselves to this gang, or that governor, depending on who promised the best protection ...
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Expatriates in the Middle Kingdom
2013Shortly after my arrival in China, during my first brief stay in 1997, it became apparent to me that there were very distinct types of expatriates living and operating in the country. The main differences between them did not seem to stem from different nationalities but appeared to be collections of traits generally applicable across cultures.
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Resonance, 2007
Chemistry occupies a unique middle position between physics and mathematics on the one side and biology, ecology, sociology and economics on the other. It is said that chemistry is reducible into physics and finally mathematics. However, in moving from the covalent to the non-covalent world we obtain a new chemistry, one that is a starting point for ...
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Chemistry occupies a unique middle position between physics and mathematics on the one side and biology, ecology, sociology and economics on the other. It is said that chemistry is reducible into physics and finally mathematics. However, in moving from the covalent to the non-covalent world we obtain a new chemistry, one that is a starting point for ...
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2012
A Chinese proverb goes something like this: “To guess is cheap, to guess wrong is expensive.” It seems appropriate to begin this text with a discussion of the potential benefits of establishing manufacturing operations in China along with the associated risks.
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A Chinese proverb goes something like this: “To guess is cheap, to guess wrong is expensive.” It seems appropriate to begin this text with a discussion of the potential benefits of establishing manufacturing operations in China along with the associated risks.
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Egyptian Middle Kingdom copper: Analysis of a crucible from Buhen in the Petrie Museum
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2021Thilo Rehren
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Polygamy in the Middle Kingdom
Journal of the American Research Center in EgyptThis paper examines potential instances of polygamy amongst the high officials during the Middle Kingdom Period, by examining evidence from their tombs. Iconographic and inscriptional material offers the ability to document several men who had more than one wife at the same time.
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