… What political processes underlie these population shifts? What is the political significance
of population policy for the PRC regime, the Chinese people, and China's place in the world? …

China’s population policy has been the focus of international attention. The existence of a
strict birth planning policy in the world’s most populous country is enough to arouse great …

… regime in the 1980s, but also the shift from a Leninist biopolitics in the 1980s dominated by
the state, to an increasingly neoliberal biopolitics in the early 2000s. Under that latter regime, …

… population policy as "neoliberalist." The Hu regime's combination of "socialist and neo-liberal
approaches" to China's population … -expanding population of migrants alone in China leads …

China’s population policy has been the focus of international attention. The existence of a
strict birth planning policy in the world’s most populous country is enough to arouse great …

The heart of Patrolling the Revolution is a comprehensive, exquisitely wrought history of a
wide range of institutions in 20th-century China that Elizabeth Perry groups under the …

… of human life, we document both the rise of a biopolitical regime in the 1980s and the
shift from what we call Leninist biopolitics in the 1980s to an increasingly neoliberal …

… China as a central site of inquiry, I will explicate how intersectional biopolitics is fundamental
to neoliberal … its alternative neoliberal practices, and to challenge US neoliberal practices. …

… facing students of Chinese population and society today. In Governing China's Population,
two scholars with vast knowledge and longstanding experience in the China fieldGreenhalgh, …

… Chinese state is responding to the tensions generated by the urban growth dilemma by
attempting to develop a form of technocratic biopolitics … ment, large Chinese cities have sought to …