INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CHINA STUDIES VOL 5 NO 2 AUGUST 2014

ISSN 2180-3250
Pages 197-564
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Contents

The Long Shadow of Tiananmen: Political Economy of State ­Civil Societal Relations in the People’s Republic of China Twenty ­five Years On

by Emile Kok-Kheng YEOH

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The Reemergence of Public Intellectuals in Late Twentieth­ Century China: Reflections on the Twenty ­fifth Anniversary of Tiananmen

by Merle GOLDMAN

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June Fourth at 25: Forget Tiananmen, You Don’t Want to Hurt the Chinese People’s Feelings – and Miss Out on the Business of the New “New China”!

by Arif DIRLIK

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Whither China and the Communist Party Regime? Reflections on the Twenty­-fifth Anniversary of the Tiananmen Incident

by Joseph Yu-shek CHENG

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The Legacy of the 1989 Beijing Massacre: Establishing Neo­ Authoritarian Rule, Silencing Civil Society

by Johan LAGERKVIST

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Revisiting the Role of the Media in the Chinese Communist Party’s Legitimation Strategy in Post ­Tiananmen China: Case Study of News Corporation

by Chin-fu HUNG and Stuart DINGLE

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The Problematic Politics of China’s Economic Reform Plans

by Guy DE JONQUIÈRES

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Xinjiang in the Aftermath of Tiananmen: Prospects for Development and Challenges for the New Administration

by Roy Anthony ROGERS

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Old Question Revisited: Towards a Holistic Understanding of 1989

by Barış YÖRÜMEZ

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The Quarter­ Century Legacy of June Fourth: Prospects and Challenges in the Struggle of Post­1989 Dissent and Nonviolent Action in the People’s Republic of China

by Emile Kok-Kheng YEOH

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Book Review

reviewed by Monir Hossain MONI

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