Chinese Society: Change, Conflict and ResistanceElizabeth J. Perry, Henry Rosovsky Professor of Government Elizabeth J Perry, Mark Selden Written by an interdisciplinary and international team of Chinese scholars, this book offers an authoriative analysis of contemporary Chinese society, protest and resistance. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
1 Rights and resistance | 24 |
2 The revolution of resistance | 48 |
3 Pathways of labour insurgency | 73 |
4 Contesting rural spaces | 96 |
5 To the courts or to the barricades | 117 |
6 Migration hukou and resistance in reform China | 140 |
7 Gender employment and womens resistance | 162 |
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