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State and Society in 21st Century China
Crisis, Contention and Legitimation
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State and Society in 21st Century China
Crisis, Contention and Legitimation
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Written by a team of leading China scholars, this book explores the dynamics of state power and legitimation in twenty-first century China, and the implications of changing state-society relations for the future viability of the People's Republic. Key subjects covered include:
- the legitimacy of the Communist Party
- state-society relations
- ethnic and religious resistance
- rural and urban contention
- nationalism
- popular and youth culture
- prospects for democracy.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of contributors
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: popular protest and state legitimation in 21st-century China
- 1. Legitimacy crisis in China?
- 2. The new crowd of the dispossessed: the shift of the urban proletariat from master to mendicant
- 3. The Iron Man weeps: joblessness and political legitimacy in the Chinese rust belt
- 4. Comrades and collectives in arms: tax resistance, evasion, and avoidance strategies in post-Mao China
- 5. Neither transgressive nor contained: boundary-spanning contention in China
- 6. Contesting state legitimacy in the 1990s: the China Democracy Party and the China Labor Bulletin
- 7. Dilemmas of Party adaptation: the CCPâs strategies for survival
- 8. The state of youth/youth and the state in early 21st-century China: the triumph of the urban rich?
- 9. Popular nationalism and state legitimation in China
- 10. When legitimacy resides in beautiful objects: repatriating Beijingâs looted Zodiac animal heads
- 11. What is China? Who is Chinese? Hanâminority relations, legitimacy, and the state
- 12. State and society in transitions from communism: China in comparative perspective
- Index