Contemporary China

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Table of Contents

  • Editors' Foreword - JIA Editorial Board
  • Why China Matters - Edward Friedman
  • Addressing the Human Rights Issue in Sino-American Relations - Peter Van Ness
  • Securities Markets and China's International Economic Integration - Solomon M. Karmel
  • Business Law in China: Evolutionary Revolution - Edmund C. Duffy
  • Economic Development, Political Stability and International Respect - Jia Qingguo
  • Culture, "Race" and Nation: The Formation of National Identity in Twentieth Century China - Frank Dikotter

 

  • Dissident Statements
  • Human Rights, Democracy and China - Liu Qing - Translated by Yuan Xue
  • The Humanitarian and Technical Dilemmas of Population Control in China - Su Xiaokang - Translated by Yuan Xue
  • Unique Spiritual Engineers: The Infighting Among Chinese Intellectuals - Liu Binyan - Translated by Judy Chen
  • The Need to Restrain China - Harry Wu
  • On Repression and Reform - Li Lu
  • The Establishment of Extensive Private Organizations: The Foremost Task for Human Rights Guarantees and Promoting Democracy - Tang Baiqiao - Translated by Yuan Xue
  • Succession Politics and China's Future - David Bachman
  • Regional Security Issues - June Teufel Dreyer
  • Maximum Flexibility, Rigid Framework: China's Policy Towards Hong Kong and its Implications - Steve Tsang
  • Migration From China - Ronald Skeldon
  • Rising Sectionalism in China - Dali L. Yang and Houkai Wei
  • Social Change and the Chinese Communist Party: Domestic Problems of Rule - Peter Ferdinand
     

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  • Book Reviews
  • Academic Book Review
  • Kellee S. Tsai
     
  • Student Book Reviews

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