… In 1979, the Chinese state began to guide China’s opening to foreign trade, investment,
and cultural flows in order to promote national advancement without sacrificing …

… to China directly from India or via the United States. The disembedding of self-cultivation
practices from their cultural matrix, and their embodiment into atomized and circulating bodies, …

… As the Chinese state embraced, and was swallowed by, … , enabled the Chinese communist
party-state to survive the world… necessity of a fundamental remaking of Chinese culture, as his …

… , namely the making and remaking of urban forms in relation to state governance and official
… of legitimating the new state power and was also a formal exercise to promote the state’s …

… to have empowered citizens to challenge state authorities in China, critics argue that those
‘… ongoing citizenry engagement; instead, the Chinese government uses the Internet for its own …

… Hu was indeed mid-century China’s leading public intellectual and served as the Chinese
ambassador to the United States and then, immediately thereafter, as chancellor of Peking …

… ), and the State Council. As the first two are essentially ceremonial we shall focus on the
State Council, which actually runs China’s foreign policy apparatus. Four of the State Council’s …

… It was Cixi, too, who during the post–Boxer New Policies spearheaded the “effort to remake
the Qing state into a constitutional monarchy and emperor-led national community” and to …

… to understand two recent ethnographic episodes of Chinese cosmologies in the remaking.
Both took place in southern Jiangsu Province (in the center of China’s booming east coast), …

… As we point out, Chongming Eco-Island's planning and strategies are regularly revised
and thus help to reveal the features and effects of Chinese state-led and ecological-…