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,Ending Informal Empire: British Business in China, 1950–54, authorities expropriate foreign economic interests? What factors determined the Chinese attitude? How did the British government respond and what does this indicate about the relationship between British business and the British government?

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,A Most Unfavoured Trading Nation: China, 1950–54, in 1952 and 1953, an interesting development because new merchants and industrialists emerged who were willing to challenge the dominance of the ‘China Association’ group of traders. The chapter will begin with a look at statistical trends in Sino-British trade.

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David Clayton interests of improving quality in the majority of poorly performing schools: strengthening school supervision, holding schools accountable for the performance of their learners, and strengthening initial teacher training. The success of this strategy will depend, in the first instance, on professio