Chinese intellectuals between state and market
By: edited by Edward Gu and Merle Goldman.
Contributors: Gu, Edward X.; Goldman, Merle.
Series: RoutledgeCurzon studies on China in transition
Publisher: RoutledgeCurzon
Published: 2004
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
Subjects: China -- Intellectual life -- 1976-
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Social capital, institutional change, and the development of non-governmental intellectual organizations in China / Edward Gu; title: Underdogs, lapdogs, and watchdogs : journalists and the public sphere problematic in reforming China / Yuezhi Zhao; title: Have we been noticed yet? : intellectual contestations and the Chinese web / Geremie R. Barm and Gloria Davies; title: From patronage to profits : the changing relationship of intellectuals with the party-state / Suzanne Ogden; title: China's technological community : market reforms and the changing policy cultures of science / Richard Suttmier and Cong Cao; title: Intellectuals and the politics of protest : the case of the China Democracy Party / Teresa Wright; title: The fate of an enlightenment : twenty years in the Chinese intellctual sphere (1978-98) / Xu Jilin ; translated from Chinese by Geremie R. Barm and Gloria Davies; title: Historians as public intellctuals in contemporary China / Timothy Cheek; title: The party-state, liberalism, and social democracy : the debate over China's future / Feng Chongyi; title: Chinese intellectuals facing the challenges of the new century / Baogang He.