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Asia past and present : a brief history / Peter P Wan, Thomas D Reins.

By:

Wan, Peter P [author.]

Contributor(s):

Reins, Thomas D [author.]

Material type: Text

9781118955185
9781118955192

Subject(s):

Additional physical formats: Online version:: Asia past and presentDDC classification:

DC 950 2021 W181

LOC classification:

DS33 .R39 2020

Summary: "Depending on the course, Asia Past and Present History of Asia would be most useful at the undergraduate level or perhaps at the high school level where Asian cultures are introduced. In particular, for courses such as History of Asia; Asian History and Film; Cold War in Asia. Since the book contains substantial materials for different regions in Asia, it would also fit in nicely for courses on politics, diplomacy, environmental issues, and socio-economic subjects in East Asia, Southeast Asia, and South and Central Asia. It would be the fundamental text for Freshman/Sophmore introductory classes and a supplemental resource for upper division courses in the social sciences."--

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Circulation	UM Digos College - LIC Book Cart	Circulation	DC 950 W181 2021 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		26360

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Includes index.

"Depending on the course, Asia Past and Present History of Asia would be most useful at the undergraduate level or perhaps at the high school level where Asian cultures are introduced. In particular, for courses such as History of Asia; Asian History and Film; Cold War in Asia. Since the book contains substantial materials for different regions in Asia, it would also fit in nicely for courses on politics, diplomacy, environmental issues, and socio-economic subjects in East Asia, Southeast Asia, and South and Central Asia. It would be the fundamental text for Freshman/Sophmore introductory classes and a supplemental resource for upper division courses in the social sciences."--

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