A historical-political perspective on China's contemporary ethnic strife caused by its incomplete transition from empire to nation state.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Yan Sun is Professor in the Department in Political Science at Queens College and at the Graduate Centre, The City University of New York.
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Introduction: What is Destabilizing about China's Ethnic Regions? 1. Changing Approaches to Identity: From Maintenance to Transformation 2. Changing Approaches to Ethnic Governance: From Loose Rein to Ethno-territorial Units 3. Changing Approaches to Policy Instruments: From Elite Cooptation to Egalitarian Strategies 4. The Rise of Identity Politics in Post-Mao China 5. Ethnic Autonomy and Its Discontents 6. Religious Revival and Its Discontents 7. Economic Modernization and Its Discontents 8. Educational Expansion and Its Discontents Conclusion: From Empire to Nation State: Lessons and Reforms.
Introduction: What is Destabilizing about China's Ethnic Regions? 1. Changing Approaches to Identity: From Maintenance to Transformation 2. Changing Approaches to Ethnic Governance: From Loose Rein to Ethno-territorial Units 3. Changing Approaches to Policy Instruments: From Elite Cooptation to Egalitarian Strategies 4. The Rise of Identity Politics in Post-Mao China 5. Ethnic Autonomy and Its Discontents 6. Religious Revival and Its Discontents 7. Economic Modernization and Its Discontents 8. Educational Expansion and Its Discontents Conclusion: From Empire to Nation State: Lessons and Reforms.
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