… State leaders and members of society alike had grown weary of the political campaigns that
… relations between state and society. While Mao and other party leaders led China into the …

… allow the state's unchallenged hegemony over society, but no longer. State ownership in …
private sector has gradually outstripped the state-owned enterprises in total production, rates of …

… Chinese-language reports and books, this study suggests that the key to substantial progress
in remaking the Chinese state … and strategically articulated state engagement in industrial …

… Chinese administrative reforms and to redefine reform priorities. From then on, the remaking
of the Chinese administrative state … the dynamics and complexities of China’s administrative …

… Simply put, can the Chinese state remake itself into a regulatory state, offering sound laws
and regulations and enforcing them in a reasonably impartial manner? Seen from the vantage …

… state-society interplay as an alternative lens and analytical tool to understand China’s urban
… The remaking of the Chinese urban landscape is found to be shaped not simply by forces of …

… government itself and rationalizing the Chinese state. In this chapter… extent are the recent
reforms rationalizing the Chinese state? … Until the early 1990s, the state had tended to grow and …

… Foreign consular jurisdiction in the concessions provided a degree of autonomy from the
fiscal and political reach of the Chinese state. This autonomy attracted a great deal of Chinese …

… If Chinese labour under Mao was a state-controlled and organized class, in the reform
period, a formidable alliance of interest between the Chinese state and capital, both global and …

… This book reveals the development of China from an empire into a modern state through
the lens of the dynamics of Sino-Korean political relations from 1616 to 1911. It incorporates …