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TitleBarry Naughton interview for the China Boom Project

NameNaughton, Barry (Interviewee), Delury, John (Interviewer), Asia Society

Date Created2009-05-15

SubjectChina – Economic policy, China – Economic conditions, China -- Social conditions, Structural Transformation of the Economic Sphere, Growing Out of the Plan, Tiananmen Crisis, Naughton, Barry, China

Extent1 video

DescriptionBarry Naughton, Professor of Chinese Economics at the University of California, San Diego, was interviewed by the Asia Society staff in New York, USA on May 15, 2009.

NoteTranscript and interviewee's bio are available.

NoteOriginal video interviews are available at the Asia Society.

NoteThe China Boom Project classified this interviewee’s field as Academics.

Genreinterviews

Persistent URLhttp://hdl.rutgers.edu/1782.1/rucore00000002130.Video.000063051

LanguageEnglish

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   Video clip created from Barry Naughton interview
   Detail: Clip created for the China Boom Project is available on the China Boom Project Website (Asia Society).
   Creator: Asia Society, New York, NY
   Name: Deng Accepted That There Were Limits to His Expertise
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   Name: Where the USSR Smashed, China was Conservative
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   Name: Zhao Ziyang Was Like a Defensive Driver
   Identifier: http://chinaboom.asiasociety.org/period/reckoning/0/128 (URL)
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CollectionChina Boom Project

Organization Name, Rutgers University. Libraries

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