The SARS crisis in 2003 very quickly gave rise to a number of analyses on its consequences in terms of public health by setting China…
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In this book on Huangdi, the Yellow Emperor, the mythical patron figure of Chinese civilization, Térence Billeter presents a meticulously documented study on the Chinese…
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During the last decade, books and papers on Chinese cinema have multiplied almost exponentially. One of the major problems engaged in those writings has been…
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A Professor of comparative literature at the University of California , Los Angeles (UCLA), and a specialist in gender studies, Shu-mei Shih, in this new…
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Rightful Resistance in Rural China is a good example of the heuristic character of the inductive method in political sociology, that is to say, the…
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Industrial sociologist Jean Ruffier offers us an important book on his Chinese experience that begins at the end of the 1980s in Guangzhou and in…
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Is law a transferable technology? This is in essence the question posed by the work of Hélène Piquet, Professor at the Faculty of Law and…
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The previous book written by these three authors generated considerable enthusiasm. However, it was an enthusiasm I did not share, and while this current volume…
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For thirty years, David Faure has been deconstructing our image of an eternal and timeless China. According to this image, China was a society dominated…
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A revised edition of a doctoral thesis presented at the University of Michigan, The Age of Wild Ghosts is the result of over a year’s…
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