The China Journal. Issues no. 51-61, 64- 66 (2004: January - 2011: July) ????. [Zhongguo yan jiu].

CONTEMPORARY CHINA CENTRE, AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

Published by Contemporary China Centre, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University. January 2004 - July2011., Canberra., 2004

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A broken run of 12 issues of the China Journal (no. 51-61, 64- 66), published semi-annually by Contemporary China Centre, Australian National University from January 2004 to July 2011, paperback in very good condition. The twelve issues cover a wide range of topic on China. Some interesting highlights in the series are: Suing the Local State: Administrative Litigation in Rural China (pp. 75-96, issue no.51); Working until You Drop: The Elderly of Rural China (pp. 73-94, issue no.52); Taiwan's Domestic Politics and Cross-Strait Relations (pp. 35-60, issue no.53); Bracing for an Uncertain Future: A Case Study of New Coping Strategies of Rural Parents under China's Birth Control Policy (pp. 53-76, issue no.54); Institutionalized Rebellion: Governing Tsinghua University during the Late Years of the Chinese Cultural Revolution (pp. 1-28, issue no.55); Who Adopts Girls and Why? Domestic Adoption of Female Children in Contemporary Rural China (pp. 63-82, issue no.56);Working for the Peasants? Strategic Interactions and Unintended Consequences in the Chinese Rural Tax Reform (pp. 89-106, issue no.57);From Resistance to Adaptation: Uyghur Popular Music and Changing Attitudes among Uyghur Youth (pp. 59-82,issue no.58);Boss Christians: The Business of Religion in the "Wenzhou Model" of Christian Revival (pp. 63-87, issue no.59); Ethnicity, Rurality and Status: Hukou and the Institutional and Cultural Determinants of Social Status in Tibet (pp. 1-21, issue no.60); Empowering the Child: Children's Rights, Citizenship and the State in Contemporary China (pp. 79-103, issue no.61); Playing the Market Reform Card: the Changing Patterns OF Political Struggle in China's Electric Power Sector (pp. 69-95, issue no.64); Factions in a Bureaucratic Setting: the Origins of Cultural Revolution Conflict in Nanjing (pp. 1-25, issue no.65); Learning to Serve: Urban Youth, Vocational Schools and New Class Formations in China(pp. 77-99, issue no,66). Seller Inventory # 163779

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Title: The China Journal. Issues no. 51-61, 64- 66 ...

Publisher: Contemporary China Centre, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University. January 2004 - July2011., Canberra.

Publication Date: 2004

Binding: Soft cover