Julia Lovell
Julia Lovell is a British author and historian specializing in Chinese history and translation. She is known for her works on the modern history of China, including books such as 'The Opium War: Drugs, Dreams and the Making of China' and 'Maoism: A Global History', which have been acclaimed for their insightful analysis and comprehensive research. Lovell is also a professor of modern China at Birkbeck, University of London.
Books
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1. Maoism
"Maoism: A Global History" explores the profound influence of Maoist ideology beyond China, tracing its impact and adaptation in various countries around the world. The book delves into how Mao Zedong's ideas were interpreted and applied in different contexts, from the jungles of Southeast Asia to the urban centers of Europe and America, shaping revolutionary movements and national policies. It examines the allure of Maoism to its international adherents, the resulting political or violent struggles, and its legacy in contemporary politics, offering a comprehensive analysis of how a Chinese revolutionary ideology transformed into a global phenomenon.
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