Decisions from China's National People's Congress

Ella, Doron, 1984-
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Title Decisions from China's National People's Congress : significance for Israel.
Host Item Strategic Assessment 21,2 (2018) 99-109
Description In English and Hebrew.
Language English
National Library system number 990006089840705171
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