The China Quarterly, Run of 12 Issues, 1972-1975

A substantial run of twelve issues of The China Quarterly spanning 1972 to 1975, a period marked by the later years of the Cultural Revolution and the gradual re-engagement of China with the wider world. This sequence presents a broad range of scholarly perspectives on Chinese politics, economics, and society, including contemporary analysis of Maoist policy, foreign relations, and internal developments. Widely regarded as one of the leading academic journals on modern China, The China Quarterly provides here a continuous and informative record of Western scholarship during a pivotal transitional phase in twentieth century Chinese history.

The China Quarterly, Run of 12 Issues, 1972-75:

The set comprises:

No. 52 - October-December 1972; 
No. 53 - January-March 1973; 
No. 54 - April-June 1973; 
No. 55 - July-September 1973; 
No. 56 - October-December 1973; 
No. 57 - January-March 1974; 
No. 58 - April-June 1974; 
No. 59 - July-September 1974; 
No. 60 - December 1974; 
No. 61 - March 1975; 
No. 62 - June 1975; 
No. 63 - September 1975.

Published by The China Quarterly / Contemporary China Institute, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London, 1972-1975. Editors: John Gittings, David C, Wilson and Dick Wilson.

Overall condition is good to very good. The covers are generally clean with light wear. A few of the spines have some small rubbed or worn areas. The text blocks are generally clean and bright with occasional light usage marks. 

Text in English.

Weight approximately 3770g (the set - unpacked).

Dimensions: each volume approximately 240mm high x 160mm wide x 18mm deep.