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Xu Xing: “Variations Without a Theme” and Other Stories

These stories by Xu Xing tell of the struggle that the modern individual wages against a society that increasingly demands conformity. His characters exist on…

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Reporting Hong Kong — Foreign Media and the Handover, by Alan Knight and Yoshiko Nakano (eds.)

In 1997 many Hong Kong residents were astonished by the large crowd of journalists sent to provide “coverage” of the Territory’s handover, and whose self-assurance…

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Internal and International Migration: Chinese Perspectives, by Hein Mallee and Frank N. Pieke

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The Search for Modernity, by Min Lin and Maria Galikowski

“The intellectual is supposed to be heard from, and in practice ought to be stirring up debate and if possible controversy”. If we accept this…

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New Fourth Army: Communist Resistance along the Yangtze and the Huai, 1938-1941,by Gregor Benton

This is an important book. It studies the movements of the New Fourth Army in central and eastern China (particularly Jiangsu and Anhui) during the…

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China’s Catholics — Tragedy and Hope in an Emerging Civil Society,by Richard Madsen

Richard Madsen lectures in sociology at Harvard and specialises in issues of morality and society in Chinese villages (1). His book China’s Catholics deals with…

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Zhejiang Province in Reform, by Keith Forster

Since the beginning of the 1990s a real regional analysis of the Chinese world has gradually emerged in Western research centres. Thus certain provinces such…

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Macao 2000, Macau: A Cultural Janus, Aomen huigui qianhou de wenti yu duice (Macau at the handover: problems and policies), Aomen Gailun (An Introduction to Macau), Segredos da Sobrevivência – História Política de Macau (The Path of Survival: An

Put together by Jean Berlie, a French researcher who has lived in Macau for many years, this timely publication sheds a comprehensive light on the…

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Bibliography

Boxer, C. R., Fidalgos in the Far East, 1550-1770, Hong Kong, Oxford University Press, 1968. A biographical approach to Macau’s history by the most prominent…

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Gender and the South China Miracle—Two Worlds of Factory Women, by Lee Ching Kwan

For several decades, the question of labour was largely abandoned by sinologists in their research. By the same token, China’s joining the ranks of industrialised,…

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