An edition of Political rights in post-Mao China
(2007)
Political rights in post-Mao China
by Merle Goldman
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Political rights in post-Mao China
2007, Association for Asian Studies
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0924304510 9780924304514
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Table of Contents
The historical roots of an active citizenry
The development of citizenship in an expanding "public space"
An emergent civil society
The role of China's emerging middle class in political change
The critical intellectuals in the establishment challenge the party
The neo-Maoists
Neoconservatives and nationalists
The new left
The liberals
Disestablished intellectuals : the cultural revolution and 1989
Tiananmen generations
Expanding citizen participation
Developing workers' citizenship
Expanding farmer citizenship
The right of religious belief : the Falungong
A redefinition of Chinese citizenship at the beginning of the twenty-first century.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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