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Colin Mackerras, China’s Ethnic Minorities and Globalisation

In this short work, the Australian political scientist Colin Mackerras offers a general overview of the situation of ethnic minorities in China over the past…

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Elizabeth J. Perry, Challenging the Mandate of Heaven. Social Protest and State Power in China

This book is in reality a collection of articles and contributions that have been published previously and partially rewritten by the author. An introduction is…

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Jean-Pierre Cabestan, Chine-Taiwan: la guerre est-elle concevable?

Practically all the analyses of the potential conflicts between the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan are structured along the same lines: an analysis of…

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Susan L. Glosser, Chinese Visions of Family and State, 1915-1953

This study, which follows in the tradition of pioneering works by Elisabeth Croll, Judith Stacey, Kay Ann Johnson and Margery Wolf, deals with the debate…

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Christophe Rouil, Formose, des batailles presque oubliées…

This book fills a gap in the history of Taiwan and France in the nineteenth century. Christophe Rouil narrates an all but forgotten episode in…

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Iredale Robyn, Bilik Naran and Guo Fei (eds.), China’s Minorities on the Move. Selected Case Studies, Godement François (dir.), “La Chine et son Occident. China and its Western Frontier”, Les Cahiers d’Asie

Regional disparities, brought about by the reforms of the past twenty years, have exacerbated the at times disastrous plight of the peoples inhabiting the western…

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Bertil Lintner, Blood Brothers: Crime, Business and Politics in Asia

Bertil Lintner, based in Bangkok since the 1980s for the Far Eastern Economic Review, has established himself as a leading expert on the Golden Triangle,…

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Guobin Zhu, Le Statut de Hong Kong, Autonomie ou Intégration

Works in French on the intricacies of Chinese politics and law are sufficiently few and far between that we herald those that are published. Guobin…

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Ian Buruma, Bad Elements. Chinese Rebels from Los Angeles to Beijing

Some journalists and travellers bent on exploring like to go off the beaten track in order to discover the “real China”. Ian Buruma is one…

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Nimrod Baranovitch, China’s New Voices. Popular music, Ethnicity, Gender and Politics, 1978-1997

This book, focusing on Peking since the reforms, provides an ethnography of Chinese urban contemporary popular music. It uses an interdisciplinary approach—anthropology, musicology, literary criticism…

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