ISSN 1554-3749
Vol. 1, Issue 8, 1967January 01, 1967 EDT
A Heavy Hand in the Examination Halls: The Earliest Attempt at Kuomintang to Staff a Modern Civil Service
A Heavy Hand in the Examination Halls: The Earliest Attempt at Kuomintang to Staff a Modern Civil Service
Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 8, 1967
Vol. 1, Issue 8, 1967
- Studies on Asia, 1967Sidney DeVere Brown
- IntroductionSidney DeVere Brown
- Some Perspectives on Modernization in Asia: Japan and IndiaJoyce Lebra
- Ji Naosuke's Attempt to Save the Tokugawa ShogunateEdwin B Lee
- National Image and the Japanese-Korean Conflict, 1951-1965Chong-Do Hah
- The Political Role of the Korean Military: The Making of the Third RepublicJohn Kie-Chiang Oh
- A Heavy Hand in the Examination Halls: The Earliest Attempt at Kuomintang to Staff a Modern Civil ServiceHerman W Mast III
- Chiang K'ai-shek and the National AssemblyMark A Plummer
- Scott C. Grew and Turco-American RapproachmentRobert R Trask
- The Politics of Transition in IsraelScott D Johnston
Mast III, Herman W. 1967. “A Heavy Hand in the Examination Halls: The Earliest Attempt at Kuomintang to Staff a Modern Civil Service.” Studies on Asia 1 (8): 87–117.