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Migration and popular resistance in rural China: Wukan and beyond / Lu, Yao ; Wang, Wei ; Zheng, Wenjuan   Journal Article
Wang, Wei Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This study draws on a case study of Wukan and interviews with migrants and peasants in other sites to examine how migration shapes popular resistance in migrant-sending communities (i.e. rural China). Findings demonstrate multidimensional roles played by migrants and returned migrants who act as a vehicle of informational and ideological transmission and at times directly participate in or even lead rural resistance in origin communities. Both the transmission and participation processes foster political consciousness and action orientations among peasants. The importance of migrants is exemplified in the Wukan protests but is also found in other settings under study. In general, migrants represent a latent political force that acts upon serious grievances back home. The findings provide a useful lens for understanding the diffusion of popular resistance and the linkage between urban and rural activism in China.
Key Words Migration  Rural China  Protest  Migrants  Popular Resistance  Wukan 
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ID:   165944


Outcomes of Chinese rural protest : analysis of the Wukan protest / Sun, Bin   Journal Article
Sun, Bin Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract There are many protests about loss of village land in rural China. By following both short-term and long-term outcomes of one such protest, in Wukan, Guangdong, this article illustrates the strategies Chinese governments employ to appease protesters, and the consequences of a local protest for individuals, the protest group, and the broader society.
Key Words China  Rural Protest  Wukan  Outcomes  Appeasing Strategies 
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ID:   123234


Village that said: no more! / Moore, Malcolm   Journal Article
Moore, Malcolm Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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