Cambridge Modern China Serie

Questa serie approfondisce la storia dinamica della Cina moderna, esplorando eventi cruciali e trasformazioni sociali. Offre uno sguardo approfondito sui cambiamenti politici e culturali che hanno plasmato la nazione nel corso del XX e XXI secolo. I lettori apprezzeranno l'incorporazione di nuove ricerche e approcci innovativi per comprendere le continuità nel cambiamento. Questa collezione è ideale per coloro che cercano di afferrare le complessità e le sfumature di una delle nazioni più influenti del mondo.

Factionalism in Chinese Communist Politics

How Migrant Labor is Changing Rural China

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Party vs. State in Post-1949 China
Shiping Zheng
312pagine
11 ore di lettura
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Exploring the intricate dynamics of contemporary China, this book delves into the tensions between the Communist Party and state institutions. It examines how these conflicts shape governance, policy-making, and the broader socio-political landscape, providing insights into the challenges and implications for China's future. Through a thorough analysis, it illuminates the complexities of power relations and institutional interactions, making it an essential read for those interested in modern Chinese politics.
Women's Work in Rural China
Change and Continuity in an Era of Reform
Tamara Jacka
276pagine
10 ore di lettura
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The book explores the significant changes in women's work and gender roles in rural China since the introduction of reform policies in 1978. It offers in-depth analysis and data on how these policies have reshaped women's labor patterns, highlighting the evolving dynamics of gender divisions in the workforce.
How Migrant Labor is Changing Rural China
Rachel Murphy
306pagine
11 ore di lettura
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This book examines how labor migration is changing the countryside in post-Mao China. The return flows of money, people and information affects rural inequalities, rural spending patterns, agriculture, family relationships, the position of women, and the interactions between villagers and officials.
China Since Tiananmen
Joseph Fewsmith
344pagine
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In this insightful analysis, Joseph Fewsmith examines China's political and social transformations since the Tiananmen Square crackdown in 1989, focusing on developments post-2001. He explores reforms under Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao, highlighting the growing influence of citizens on government policies and China's emergence as a global power.
Factionalism in Chinese Communist Politics
Jing Huang
480pagine
17 ore di lettura
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Focusing on factionalism, the book explores its significant impact on leadership dynamics and policy-making within Chinese communist politics. Jing Huang delves into the intricate relationships among various factions, revealing how these internal divisions influence decision-making processes and governance in the Communist Party of China. Through detailed analysis, the work sheds light on the complexities of political maneuvering and the implications for China's political landscape.
The Modern Chinese State
David L. Shambaugh
272pagine
10 ore di lettura
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The evolution of the Chinese state is meticulously explored, tracing its development from the late Ming Dynasty through the Nationalist and Communist eras to the present day. Esteemed scholars analyze the internal organization of the state, the ruling parties, and the influences of both foreign and indigenous models on its political development. Additionally, the book delves into the concepts that have shaped Chinese perspectives on governance, providing a comprehensive understanding of modern China's political landscape.
China's Use of Military Force
Beyond the Great Wall and the Long March
Andrew Scobell
318pagine
12 ore di lettura
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The book explores the evolution of China's militarism, highlighting a shift in the current leadership's willingness to resort to military force compared to previous generations. It delves into the implications of this change for both domestic and international relations, suggesting a more aggressive stance in China's foreign policy. Through analysis and historical context, it raises concerns about the potential consequences of this newfound readiness to use military power.
Selling China
Foreign Direct Investment During the Reform Era
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The book explores the dynamics of China's foreign direct investment inflows, emphasizing how economic imperfections influence these investments. It delves into various factors that shape the investment landscape, providing insights into the interplay between domestic economic conditions and foreign investor behavior. Through detailed analysis, it sheds light on the implications of these inflows for China's economic development and global economic integration.
China's Use of Military Force
Andrew Scobell
318pagine
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Focusing on China's evolving militarism, this 2003 analysis argues that contemporary leaders are more inclined to resort to military force compared to earlier regimes. The book explores the implications of this shift in attitude and its potential impact on both domestic and international relations, providing a critical look at the changing dynamics of power within China.
Selling China
Yasheng Huang
406pagine
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The book explores the relationship between China's foreign direct investment inflows and the economic imperfections present within the country. It delves into how these flaws influence investment patterns and decisions, providing insights into the complexities of China's economic landscape and its impact on global investment trends.
Party vs. State in Post-1949 China
The Institutional Dilemma
Shiping Zheng
312pagine
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Exploring the intricate dynamics between the Communist Party and state institutions, this book provides a thorough examination of contemporary China's political landscape. It delves into the underlying tensions that shape governance and policy-making, offering insights into the implications for both the party's authority and the functioning of state mechanisms. Through detailed analysis, it sheds light on the challenges and complexities faced by China's political system today.