The politics of affective relations
Subtitle: East Asia and beyond
By: edited by Hahm Chaihark and Daniel A. Bell
Contributors: Ham, Chae-hak; Bell, Daniel
Series: Global encounters
Publisher: Lexington Books
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Lanham, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 319
Subjects: Civil society -- East Asia; Social interaction -- East Asia; Social networks -- East Asia
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: value: Confucian perspectives on pluralism, gender equality, and the family / David B. Wong; value: Confucianism and the public sphere : five relationships plus one? / Fred R. Dallmayr; value: Exploring the nonfamilial in Confucian political philosophy / Joseph Chan; value: Is a Confucian family-oriented civil society possible? / Ruiping Fan; value: The personal is political : Confucianism and liberal feminism / Sin Yee Chan; value: Selected Confucian networks and values in society and the economy / Hoyt Cleveland Tillman; value: The political ambiguity of voluntary associations : Chinese forms of civic possibility, past and present / R. Bin Wong; value: Rethinking civil society in China : an interpretative approach / Liang Zhiping; value: Democracy in Korea and the myth of civil society / Sung Ho Kim; value: From relations to rules : a theoretical explanation and empirical evidence / Shaomin Li; value: Social networks, electronic commerce and economic liberalization in China / Jane K. Winn; value: Social networks, civil society, democracy and rule of law : a new conceptual framework / Randall Peerenboom; value: Negotiating Confucian civility through constitutional discourse / Hahm Chaihark