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Chinese Law & Government
Editor: James Tong, University of California, Los Angeles ( tong@polisci.sscnet.ucla.edu)

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ISSN:	Current volume:	Frequency Per Year:
0009-4609	Vol. 43 (Jan/Feb 2010 - Nov/Dec 2010)	6

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Editorial Board Thomas P. Bernstein, Columbia University; Parris H. Chang, Pennsylvania State University; Jerome A. Cohen, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton and Garrison; Chalmers Johnson, Japan Policy Research Institute; Michael Y.M. Kau, Brown University; John W. Lewis, Stanford University; Victor Li, East-West Center; John T. Ma, New York Public Library; James D. Seymour, Columbia University; Ezra F. Vogel, Harvard University

Table of Contents
March-April 2010
Vol. 43 No. 02

The Xinjiang Problem (II): Violent Disturbances and Religious Policy, 1995-98
Editor's Introduction
JAMES TONG	3
*1. Speech at the Autonomous Region's Conference of Department-(Ting) and Bureau-Level Cadres (July 26, 1995)*

AMUDONG NIYAZI	10
2. Address at the Briefing on the Circumstances of the Ili February 5 Incident (February 13, 1997)

JIANABUER	22
3. Address at the Conference of Cadres of Agencies Directly Administered by Ili Prefecture (February 13, 1997)

AISIHAITI KELIMUBAI	26
4. Address at the Briefing on the Circumstances of the Ili February 5 Incident (February 13, 1997)

WANG LEQUAN	36
5. Address at the Briefing on the Circumstances of the Urumqi Municipality February 25 Serial Bombings Case (March 4, 1997)

ZHOU SHENGTAO	48
6. Get a Clear Understanding of the Situation, Strengthen Confidence, Work Together with One Heart to Safeguard Xinjiang's Stability (Abridged)
Address at the Autonomous Region's Seventh CPPCC Fifth Session (January 22, 1997)
WANG LEQUAN	53
7. Address at the Area Work Meeting on the Concentrated Overhaul in Key Districts of the Autonomous Region (October 18, 1998)

ZHANG XIUMING	66
8. Opinions on Defining Unlawful Religious Activities (December 2, 1996)

AUTONOMOUS REGION PARTY COMMITTEE'S UNITED FRONT DEPARTMENT AND AUTONOMOUS REGION'S ETHNIC AND RELIGIONS COMMITTEE	79
9. Work Program for Conducting Special Controls over Underground Scripture-Study Sites and Their Talifu (June 28, 1996)

AUTONOMOUS REGION PARTY COMMITTEE UNITED FRONT DEPARTMENT, AUTONOMOUS REGION ETHNIC AND RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, AND AUTONOMOUS REGION PUBLIC SECURITY DEPARTMENT	83

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