Realms of freedom in modern China
By: edited by William C. Kirby.
Contributors: Kirby, William C.
Series: The making of modern freedom
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Stanford, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 396
Subjects: Human rights -- China; Social control -- China; Liberty; China -- Politics and government
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / -- William C. Kirby -- The; title: moral autonomy of the individual in Confucian tradition -- Irene Bloom; title: Chinese law and liberty in comparative historical perspective -- William C. Jones; title: Economic freedom in late imperial China -- Madeleine Zelin; title: Rights, freedoms, and customs in the making of Chinese civil law, 1900-1936 -- Jérôme Bourgon; title: The Chinese party-state under dictatorship and democracy on the mainland and on Taiwan -- William C. Kirby; title: Workers' patrols in the Chinese revolution: a case of institutional inversion -- Elizabeth J. Perry; title: Discourses of dissent in post-imperial China -- Wen-Hsin Yeh -- The; title: Stalinization of the People's Republic of China -- Arlen Meliksetov, -- Alexander Pantsov; title: Have you eaten? Have you divorced? Debating the meaning of freedom in marriage in China -- William P. Alford, -- Yuanyuan Shen; title: Realms of freedom in post-Mao China -- Jean C. Oi; title: Worship, teachings, and state power in China and Taiwan-- Robert P. Weller.