The Great Wall of China

By Slavicek, Louise Chipley & Matray, James Irving & Mitchell, George

Publishers Summary:
* This series examines the key consequences of arbitrary border making in world history - past and present * These studies describe arbitrary borders as places where people interact differently from the way they would had the boundary not existed * Analytical, but easy to read, these brief histories will appeal to a broad sweep of readership

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ISBN
978-0-79108-019-1
Publisher
Chelsea House Publications


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Reviewed on June 1, 2005

Gr 9-Up In each book, a series foreword discusses the reasons and significance of arbitrary borders, past and present, and the impact on international affairs. The introductions present a generalized view of the conflicts and their causes in which artificial borders, religion, and ethnicity are made more complex by colonialism, culture, and economics. All of the volumes take a chronological approach. Occasional text boxes add furthe...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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