China Bound

by Karen Turner-Gottschang and Linda A. Reed for the Committee on Scholarly Communication with the People's Republic of China

• Front Matter1. Opportunities for Research, Study, and Teaching in China2. Preparing for the Trip3. Settling In4. Research and Study5. Teaching6. Services Available7. Leaving ChinaAppendixesA. Interinstitutional Agreements between U.S. and PRC InstitutionsB. Regulations Concerning the Admission of Foreign Students in Chinese Schools (1986)C. Regulations Governing Grants to Foreign Scholarship Students and Fees for Self-Financing Foreign Students (February 1, 1985)D. Regulations Concerning Applications by Foreign Research Scholars to Engage in Scientific Research in Institutions of Higher Education in China (September 1985)E. Information on the Recruitment of Foreign Experts (1985)F. Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine Investigators in the United StatesG. Approximate Costs of Hotel Rooms and Food, Internal Travel, Services, and ClothingH. Selected Information on Postal and Customs Regulations of the People's Republic of ChinaI. Sample Contract for Teachers (July 1985)J. Protocol between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the People's Republic of China for Cooperation in Educational ExchangesK. Locations of U.S. Educational Reference Collections in China and Their General Reference ContentsL. Selected Reading ListIndex

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