The SAGE Handbook of Contemporary China

VOLUME 01
PART 01: Context: History, Economy, and the Environment
Chapter 1: The Making of the Modern State and Quest for Modernity - Dali Yang
Chapter 2: Nationalism and the Nation-State - Prasenjit Duara
Chapter 3: Continuity and Change: The Economy in the Twentieth Century - Chris Bramall
Chapter 4: Geographic and Environmental Setting - David Pietz
PART 02: Economic Transformations
Introduction - Weiping Wu
Chapter 5: Evolution of Market Reforms - Linda Yueh
Chapter 6: State-Owned Enterprise: Reform, Performance, and Prospects - Gary Jefferson
Chapter 7: The Rural Economy - Susan Whiting and Dan Wang
Chapter 8: Economic Growth and Labor Security - Jenny Chan
Chapter 9: Inbound Foreign Direct Investment - Yasheng Huang
Chapter 10: Financial System - Ming He, Yang Chen and Ronald Schramm
Chapter 11: Technology, Innovation and Knowledge-Based Economy - Albert Hu
Chapter 12: Sustaining Growth: Energy and Natural Resources - Jo Inge Bekkevold and Oystein Tunsjo
PART 03: Politics and Government
Introduction - Mark W. Frazier
Chapter 13: The Communist Party and Ideology - Kerry Brown
Chapter 14: Corruption in Reform Era: A Multidisciplinary Review - Jiangnan Zhu
Chapter 15: Campaigns in Politics: From Revolution to Problem Solving - Zhengxu Wang
Chapter 16: Popular Protest - Zhang Wu
Chapter 17: Bureaucracy and Policy Making - Andrew Mertha
Chapter 18: Local and Grassroots Governance - John Kennedy and Dan Chen
Chapter 19: Labor Politics - William Hurst
Chapter 20: Legal and Judicial System - Vivienne Bath
PART 04: China on the Global Stage
Introduction - Mark W. Frazier
Chapter 21: China as a Global Financial Power - Arthur Kroeber
Chapter 22: China and Global Energy Governance - Gaye Christoffersen
Chapter 23: China and Global Regimes - Andrew Nathan
Chapter 24: Engagement in Global Health Governance Regimes - Yanzhong Huang and Bei Tang
PART 05: China′s Foreign Policy
Introduction - Mark W. Frazier
Chapter 25: China-US Relations in a Changing Global Order - Rosemary Foot
Chapter 26: China-Japan Relations - Edward Griffith and Caroline Rose
Chapter 27: Chinese-Russian Relations - Alexander Lukin
Chapter 28: China’s Relations with the Korean Peninsula - Carla Freeman
Chapter 29: Chinese Foreign Policy: Southeast Asia - Taomou Zhou and Liu Hong
VOLUME 02
PART 06: National and Nested Identities
Introduction - Mark W. Frazier
Chapter 30: Popular Nationalism - Benjamin Darr
Chapter 31: Taiwanese Identity - Lowell Dittmer
Chapter 32: Hong Kong Identity - Ho-Fung Hung
Chapter 33: Chinese Outside China - Nyíri Pál
Chapter 34: Studying Tibetan Identity - Ben Hillman
Chapter 35: Uyghur Identities - Joanne Smith Finley
Chapter 36: Ethnic Studies Beyond Tibet and Xinjiang - Katherine Palmer Kaup
Chapter 37: Religion - André Laliberté
Chapter 38: Sexual Minorities - William F. Schroeder
PART 07: Urbanization and Spatial Development
Introduction - Weiping Wu
Chapter 39: Urbanization and Urban System - Chaolin Gu and Ian Gillespie Cook
Chapter 40: Population Mobility and Migration - Cindy Fan
Chapter 41: Financing Urbanization and Infrastructure - Weiping Wu
Chapter 42: Land and Housing Markets - Jiang Xu
Chapter 43: Socio-Spatial Transformation of Cities - Jia Feng and Guo Chen
PART 08: Poverty and Inequality
Introduction - Weiping Wu
Chapter 44: Poverty and Its Alleviation - Björn Gustafsson
Chapter 45: Regional Inequality: Scales, Mechanisms, and Beyond - Felix Haifeng Liao and Yehua Dennis Wei
Chapter 46: The Making of the ‘Migrant Class’ - Huimin Du and Wenfei Winnie Wang
Chapter 47: Gender, Migration, and HIV/STI Risks and Risk Behavior - Xiushi Yang, Hongyun Fu and Meizhen Liao
Chapter 48: Income Inequality and Class Stratification - Yanjie Bian, Lei Zhang, Yinghui Li, Yipeng Hu and Na Li
PART 09: Social Change
Introduction - Weiping Wu
Chapter 49: Demographics and Aging - David R. Phillips and Zhixin Feng
Chapter 50: Social Welfare - Daniel Hammond
Chapter 51: China′s Education System: Loved and Hated - Mette Halskov Hansen
Chapter 52: Nightlife and Night-Time Economy in Urban China - James Farrer
Chapter 53: Family Life - Jieyu Liu, Eona Bell and Jiayu Zhang
Chapter 54: Health, Diseases, and Medical Care - Lawton R. Burns and Gordon G. Liu
Chapter 55: Media since 1949: Changes and Continuities - Jian Xu and Wanning Sun
PART 10: Future Directions for Contemporary China Studies
Chapter 56: The Future(s) of China Studies - Sarah Mellors and Jeffrey Wasserstrom
Chapter 57: The Future of China′s Past - Kristin Stapleton
Chapter 58: China and the Challenges of Comparison - Mark W. Frazier