10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «NU JIANG»
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Nu Jiang dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
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China’s Search for Energy Security: Domestic Sources and ...
J. Wang, Q. Ming, P. Li and X. Peng, 'The exploitation of hydroelectric resources
of Nu Jiang is the strategy to promote the ... in Jiankun Feng and Yaohua He, eds
, Nu Jiang, Lancangjiang, and Jinshajiang: Researches on the Exploitation of ...
Lonely Planet, Damian Harper, Piera Chen, Chung Wah Chow, David Eimer,
Robert Kelly, Michael Kohn, Shawn Low, Bradley Mayhew, Daniel McCrohan.
The 320km-long Nu Jiang Valley () is one of Yunnan's best-kept secrets. The Nu
Jiang ...
Lonely Planet, Damian Harper, Piera Chen,
2013
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Iconicity in Syntax: Proceedings of a Symposium on Iconicity ...
The final stage of development, the complete absorption of *ay into another verb,
is already presaged in Lahu qay, and is attested in the Nu-jiang dialect of Lisu
described in ZGKXY 1959. Nu-jiang has lexically deictic verbs la 'come' and ge ...
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International Relations in Southeast Asia: The Struggle for ...
The Salween River Basin The Salween River, known in China as the Nu Jiang,
rising on the Tibetan Plateau, runs nearly 1,750 miles (2,800 km). It is the region's
longest freeflowing river. Its course takes it through China's Yunnan Province, ...
Donald E. Weatherbee,
2008
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H U B E I F U J I A N J I A N G X I Z H E J I A N G T I B E T Y U N N A N G U A N G
D O N G G U I Z H O U H a n o i M ekong River (lancang Ji a n g ) T I B E T
Salween River (Nu Jiang) H ...
Simon Foster, Candice Lee, Jen Lin-Liu,
2012
Ninglang 56, 149, 150, 158, 170 Norzu 149, 150 Nu 13 Nu River (Nu Jiang) 3,
189 nuthatch 127 opium 41, 66, 108, 197-9. 216 panda, red 155, 166 pangolin 5,
166 Pauthicr.JPG 9 peacock 180 Pearl River 3, 100 people 12-14 pheasant 5, ...
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Territories of the People's Republic of China
Further east, in closely parallel valleys near the border with Myanmar are the
Lancang Jiang (River Mekong—which goes on to connect five South-East Asian
countries) and the Nu Jiang (a tributary of the Salween, one of the great rivers of
...
Europa Publications,,
2003
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Damming China's Grand Canyon: Pluralization Without ...
Adapted from the appendix "Nujiang Middle and Lower Reach Hydropower Plan
Cascade Dam Summary" of the Nujiang Middle and Lower Reach Hydropower
Plan Report (2005) Nu Jiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture Government. Huadian
...
Kristen Nicole McDonald,
2007
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Advances in the Biology of Shrews II
Nu Jiang. To the east of the Min Shan are the Qinling, Daba Mts., Sichuan Basin,
and Guizhou Plateau, while to the west of the Nu Jiang are the East Himalayan,
Trans-Himalayan, and Southeast Tibetan Plateau ecoregions. Taken together ...
Joseph F. Merritt, Sara Churchfield, R. Hutterer,
2005
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Chinese Comfort Women: Testimonies from Imperial Japan's Sex ...
The 56th Division entered Yunnan Province in the springof the same year, and,
by early 1943 it had taken control of the area west of the Nu-jiang River (known
as Salween River in English) and established its headquarters at Longling.11 ...
3 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «NU JIANG»
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Mekong and Salween dams in the news
... consideration to the construction of dams on the upper reaches of the Salween River (or the Nu Jiang, 'Angry River') in Yunnan province, and ... «The Interpreter, mai 13»
China's Hydro-Hegemony
The Salween — known in Chinese as Nu Jiang, or the “Angry River” — is Asia's last largely free-flowing river, running through deep, ... «New York Times, févr 13»
The Water Politics of China and Southeast Asia: Rivers, Dams …
After passing through Yunnan , where it is known as the Nu Jiang, or ' Angry River ', a reflection on the speed of its flow, it enters and flows through Burma . «Japan Focus, juin 07»