Reclaiming Chinese Society analyses the mechanisms, processes
and actors producing a wide spectrum of social and cultural changes
in reform China. Contrary to most literature that emphasizes
economic and political processes at the expense of Chinese society,
this volume argues for the centrality of the social in
understanding Chinese development.
Each of the eleven chapters addresses one type of grassroots
activism, covering feminist activism, civic environmentalism,
religious revival, violence, film, media, intellectuals, housing,
citizenship and deprivation.
The wide-range of research styles used in this collection,
including ethnography, regional comparison, quantitative and
statistical analysis, interviews, textual and content analysis,
offers students a methodologically rich vista to China Studies.
Written by subject experts and covering all aspects of Chinese
Society, this book offers an authoritative overview of Chinese
society. It is an invaluable resource for courses on Chinese
Society and culture and will be of interest to students and
scholars in Chinese and Asian studies.
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