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- English
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Chinese Studies from the Perspective of Globalization
About this book
A comprehensive exploration of Chinese society through the lens of globalization, examining social transformation, the middle class, and evolving mentalities.
Chinese Studies from the Perspective of Globalization delves into the profound changes shaping China, from the rise of its economy to its increasing global influence. This book analyzes the formation and evolution of the Chinese middle class, the shifting social mentality of its people, and the intricate relationship between the state and society. Explore the impact of tradition and modernity on political participation and cultural dynamics in China's rapidly changing landscape.
This volume is essential for scholars, researchers, and students seeking
- A nuanced understanding of contemporary Chinese society
- Insight into the effects of globalization on China's social fabric
- Analysis of the forces shaping China's future
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Contents
- Preface
- The History and Status quo of Contemporary Chinese Studies
- Possible Stance and Paradigm Reconstruction in Contemporary Chinese Studies
- International Perspective and the Local Significance of Chinese Studies
- Exploring Chinese Experience and Chinese Feeling in the Context of Globalization
- From 1951 to 1958: the Impetus for Agricultural Collectivization
- Investigating the Political Participation of Chinese Peasants from the Perspective of the State-Society Relationship
- Tradition and Evolution: Social Psychology of Chinese Peasants
- Influence of Migration Experiences and Urban Feelings on Chinese Peasants' Modernity
- Middle Class: Why and How can They Grow?
- Middle Class Revisited: Theory, History and Typology
- Globalization, Social Transformation and Construction of the Middle Class
- Cultural Reverse: Parent-Chlld 'Ihmsmission in a Transitional Society
- Distortion of Dissemination
- The State, Market and Society: Multi-dimensional Motivations of Qin Huai River Pollution Abatement
- Evolution over the Sixty Years: Social Mentality and the Chinese Feeling
- Copyright