… Or can strong state supervision keep the Chinese … of state workers is pressing actively for
politicalreform. Bound to the Party-state through a web of policies and institutions, the Chinese "…

… and incorporating Chinese traditions, and by remaking Chinese American spaces to … China
and their own family's place in the United States. At the same time, the Guangdong Chinese …

… of remaking China’s public philosophy. Although it takes time to realize the goal of China’s
democratization, in essence, the Chinese … -state relationship in China and conclude that state …

… China has encountered many events that have had the potential to alter the state of the
Chinese … While it is quite simple to distinguish the Chinese as a separate ethnic group from the …

… More recently, cartography has been an instrument in the hands of European colonial
administrators in their quest to remake the world since the sixteenth century.In China, the classic …

… 1949 in relation to state governance, economic … the state-led redevelopment of old urban
cores and residential neighborhoods and the urban conservation movement. Remaking China’…

… In the original version, my attention was divided between tracking the power of society to
channel state intervention, and the capacity of the state to remake society, unable to decide …

… and the textual politics of cinematic remaking, which focuses instead on ‘the circuit of
exchange between France and the United States’ (since, as she states, those countries and their …

… China.Despite all these weaknesses and problems, China was undoubtedly a system of state
… the state and the “little State Council,” the State Planning Commission (SPC), in particular.…

… Despite the rapid development of its economy, China still has significant weaknesses in soft
power. Second, China and the US are in a complex state of interdependence, which makes …