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This 9-page paper discusses how globalization has impacted the development of China's politics, economy and population. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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some magazine, news story or other article covers the amazing rise of China from its place behind the Bamboo Curtain of the Cold War era. In one article, we
might see how China is opening its doors to more foreign direct investment, with more companies willing to come into this vast land to do business. In another news report,
we note how other countries are leaning on China to help control North Koreas apparent liking of nuclear activity. In still another treatise, were reading about the fact that China,
not the United States, is becoming the next world powerhouse. Then there was the amazing 2008 Summer Olympics from Beijing. Even discounting the almost delirious and overdone clich?s about
the event representing Chinas coming of age and its entrance onto the world stage, the host country did a phenomenal job of organizing the event (even if it did end
up draining the treasury for the purpose). China had arrived before that - the Olympics was simply the explanation point at the end of the sentence.
This is an amazing enough position for any country to be in. Whats even more amazing to consider is that a little more than 50 years
ago, China was in the grip of communism. And a half a century before that, it was an imperialistic country, a predominantly agricultural society that consisted of a feudalistic, Confucian
structure. How did a nation, which at the dawn of the 20th century was ruled by a centuries-long dynasty, become a
world power less than 100 years later? Its our contention that globalization has had a huge and profound impact on China, changing it from the communistic culture it once was
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