ID | 153565 |
Title Proper | Evolving state-society relations in China |
Other Title Information | introduction |
Language | ENG |
Author | Fengshi, Wu |
Summary / Abstract (Note) | This special volume attempts to enhance the understanding of a seemingly paradoxical pair of patterns in contemporary Chinese politics, namely, the resilience of the Communist regime and the robustness of social autonomy. Th e papers, while contributing to the central theme from different sectors/subfields, converge on the aspect where the agencies of the Chinese state and the society interact and exert infl uence on each other. Instead of simply giving away summaries and revealing intricate findings, this introduction focuses on the overall scope and shared analytical perspective of all the papers included, and the interlinkages across them in order to facilitate the reading of the whole volume. |
`In' analytical Note | China Review Vol. 17, No.2; Jun 2017: p.1-6 |
Journal Source | China Review 2017-08 17, 2 |
Key Words | China ; Ethnic Minorities ; Chinese Communist Party ; Social Identity ; State Society ; Chinese Politics ; Social Autonomy |