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Adeline Herrou, La Vie entre soi. Les moines taoïstes aujourd’hui en Chine

La Vie entre soi (“Life Amongst Oneselves”) is an anthropological study of the dominant institution of contemporary Chinese Taoism, the Quanzhen order, which is distinguished…

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Marian Galik, Influence, Translation and Parallels: Selected Studies on the Bible in China

Professor Marian Galik’s monumental work Influence, Translation and Parallels: Selected Studies on the Bible in China is a compilation of his continuing research on Bible…

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Randall Peerenboom (ed.), Asian Discourses of Rule of Law, Theories and implementation of rule of law in twelve Asian countries, France and the US

This is a work as fascinating as it is ambitious, and whose great quality is its ability to highlight the particular features of the Chinese…

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Martin Edmonds et Michael M. Tsai (eds.), Defending Taiwan. The future vision of Taiwan’s defence policy and military strategy

This is an important book, filling as it does a glaring gap for anyone interested in the China-Taiwan equation, that of the analysis of the…

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Frank Dikötter, Lars Laamann, Zhou Xun, Narcotic Culture. A History of Drugs in China

This work sets out to be a social and cultural history of drugs in China within a wider general history of mind-affecting substances throughout the…

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Dru C. Gladney, Dislocating China. Muslims, Minorities, and Other Subaltern Subjects

With the present volume Dru Gladney aims to dispel notions of Chinese homogeneity widespread among China scholars. He starts out from the observation that, in…

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Christian Taillard (ed.), Intégrations régionales en Asie orientale Philippe Pelletier (ed.), Identités territoriales en Asie orientale

These two imposing works, totalling nine hundred pages between them, are intended to be read as a continuation and a complement to the two previous…

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Joseph Y. S. Cheng (ed.), Guangdong. Preparing for the WTO Challenge

The economic development of south China was an unforeseen phenomenon. In a very short time, Guangdong took “one step ahead”[1], putting itself in a leading…

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Erika E. S. Evasdottir, Obedient Autonomy. Chinese Intellectuals and the Achievement of Orderly Life

The central importance of the strategic management of interpersonal relations, known as guanxi, is is well known to all students of Chinese society, and has…

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Ko-lin Chin, Heijin. Organized Crime, Business and Politics in Taiwan

“Black Gold” (heijin), the iron triangle of organised crime, business and politics is a major topic in the Taiwanese media and subject of many valuable…

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