… to governing population are what we call alternative versions of the Leninist project in
China… It documents a transformation from Leninist to more neoliberal biopolitics that has involved …

… , and for scholars of modern China it offers a one-sided, if not misleading, story of how the
Communist regime has governed China's growing population while trying to turn China into an …

… Both Chinese and foreign scholars are trying to answer these questions. The authors of
Governing China’s Population present a comprehensive analysis of population policy since 1949…

… The authors of Governing China's Population present a comprehensive analysis of
population policy since 1949, relying on theories and methods from political science and …

… ``Governing'' of population, essentially a domestic Chinese issue. That said, there are a
number of occasions where domestic policy has become very controversial for the Chinese and …

… 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 …

… biopolitics of population collectives has received little sustained attention. Based on close
study of China, this paper argues that the familiar biopolitical … politics of population governance …

… 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, …

… not illuminated, by being subsumed under the rubric of "neoliberalism" … With respect to
the fraught question of the morality of China's population program, … of China's …

… Others have already used biopolitics in China in relation to the governance of the population
under the one-child policy. It has been acknowledged that ever since the foundation of the …