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4.0 out of 5 stars
The First Major Scholarly Book on Falun Gong,
This review is from: The Mystery of China's Falun Gong: Its Rise and Its Sociological Implications (East Asian Institute Contemporary China Series, 22) (Paperback)
With estimates for membership ranging between 2-100 million, it is surprising that there have not been more book-length scholarly accounts of this movement. While this book is rather short and at times slightly questionable in terms of the sources which it relies on, it is certainly welcome by scholars and the general public who are looking to learn more about this movement from a scholarly point of view. It is well worth the price and is a very useful volume.
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The Mystery of China's Falun Gong: Its Rise and Its Sociological Implications (East Asian Institute Contemporary China Series, 22) by John Wong (Paperback - Dec. 1999)
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