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'The publishing industry in China has changed rapidly since the 1970s and 1980s, in large part due to increasing ties with the West. The Chinese Government has begun encouraging these ties, recognising the importance of cultural links as well as economic ones. Australia is one of those countries with which China’s publishing industry has been developing a relationship, predominantly through shared publishing projects and international forums. Australia has a long history of Chinese publishing; and the demand for Chinese language materials in Australia is growing. As such, it is likely that the relationship between the publishing industries in the two nations will grow and develop in coming years.' (Publication abstract)
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Cultural and Economic Ties : Developing Links and Relationships Between the Chinese and Australian Publishing Industries
Publishing Research Quarterly
Publishing Research Quarterly
Subjects:
- True History of the Kelly Gang 2000 single work novel
- Jack Maggs 1997 single work novel
- Throwim Way Leg : An Adventure 1998 single work autobiography
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