2002-

A comprehensive introduction to China that examines the nation's status quo in the twenty-first century, and discusses what life is like for Chinese teenagers, industry successes, government censorship, the 2008 Olympic games in Beijing, and other related topics.

John Kaiser, an obscure American missionary, denounced the regime of Daniel arap Moi in Kenya, and became an improbable icon to a country strugging to escape that regime. Few knew that Kaiser was also a manic depressive. When Kaiser was found dead, the FBI ruled it a suicide. Kenyans were convinced he had been murdered. In a post-Moi Kenya, what happened to Kaiser was finally revealed.

An eye-opening investigation into China's Communist Party and its integral role in the country's rise as a global superpower and rival of the United States.

A comprehensive introduction to China that examines the nation's status quo in the twenty-first century, and discusses what life is like for Chinese teenagers, industry successes, government censorship, the 2008 Olympic games in Beijing, and other related topics.

Presents an illustrated survey of modern culture and art in China, covering traditions and customs, costume and clothing, performing arts, literature, arts and crafts, and other topics.

Contains an introduction to China, following the life of a young girl as she travels between school and home, including information on Chinese cities, culture and traditions. Includes maps and photographs.