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Content: Scrutinizing Chinese literary field from the perspective of new censorship theories (Burt, 1994; Holquist, 1994; Post, 1998; Butler, 1998), this chapter describes mechanisms and provides deeper insights into ideological objectives of contemporary Chinese censorship, which can be summed up by notions of maintaining stability (维稳) and social harmony (社会和谐). Within the frame of Hockx's (1999) adaptation of Bordieu's (1992) concept of literary field for modern Chinese literature, the present study highlights nodal points of continuity in the official standpoints and requirements on literature and arts despite turbulent changes in both politics and society in the PRC during the last 70 years. It stresses the persisting importance of 'political capital' that Hockx linked to '[writers'] ability to deal with the concept of people.' The original Party slogan to 'serve the people,' repeatedly emphasized by present president Xi Jinping, still applies to each segment of the Chinese literary field, from writers through editors to publishers and sellers, as the prominent writer Yan Lianke (2016) has pointed out by describing the major shift from 'hard censorship' to a 'soft' one, which requires 'self-monitoring' motivated by 'the seduction of power, fame and influence rather than being a product of fear and desperation.' This shift marks a notable transformation of the original notion of literature and arts as the main tools of propaganda formulated by Mao in Yan'an in 1942. The centralized, state-controlled literary establishment was gradually abolished during the post-Mao era, nevertheless, the basic principles in the official Party discourse remain and literature should still to some extent serve to extraliterary objectives. The persisting tension between writers' (critical) commitment to 'reality' and the officially formulated aims of literary creation propelled by collision between the symbolic and the political capitals, has been since the 1990s diluted by growing potential of the economic capital and massive influence of popular culture that has (once again) become a targeted tool for promoting the official ideology and its master narratives. Nevertheless, as this chapter argues, the official literary system has successfully adapted to the new conditions and maintained effective control over the literary field in China

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Content: This chapter provides an overview of state-of-the-art research revolving around China’s use of economic and financial means to serve foreign policy objectives with normative implications, defined here as normative economic statecraft. The chapter’s overview of China’s use of economic statecraft reveals its breadth and diversity. China also indirectly challenges existing international norms of economic governance by its alternative modus operandi. As China does not always proclaim its challenge to existing norms, this paper suggests an analytical distinction between stated and concealed normative objectives. Much of China’s challenge to global economic governance norms is concealed. Research on China has revitalized old debates on economic statecraft and geoeconomics, and reoriented their focus from economic coercion (e.g., sanctions) to economic inducements, and alternative institutions and norms. This subfield of China studies thus has a scholarly impact beyond the area studies specialization

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Content: This chapter provides a framework for understanding changing levels of power concentration and how they might be linked with authoritarian resilience. It looks at elite level dynamics in China and discusses elements of power concentration including personalization, administrative centralization, and state control over economic assets. There is a general trend of deepening autocratization during Xi Jinping’s regime. Institutional arrangements in existing institutions such as Party bodies and the People’s Liberation Army, innovation of new institutions, and purges of opponents show a clear trend of power concentration. Before the Xi era, the central government shared power with regional administrations and China’s level of fiscal decentralization was relatively high in international comparison. More recently, the tide has turned towards increasing centralization. In the economic realm, China’s development model has many features ensuring Party control. New forms of control such as the social credit system have emerged along with traditional measures, such as state control of the financial sector and special arrangements guiding state-owned companies

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Keywords: Aufsatzsammlung ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Aufsatzsammlung

DOI: 10.4324/9780429059704

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ISBN: 0429059701 , 9780429059704 , 9780429594922 , 0429594925 , 9780429596216 , 0429596219 , 9780429593635 , 0429593635

Content: Great chaos under heaven : Strategies and challenges for consolidating China's global hegemony in the 21st Century / Mariano Ignacio Treacy -- Normative economic statecraft : China's quest to shape the world in its image / Mikael Mattlin -- China's United Front Work Department : roles and influence domestically and abroad / Gerry Groot -- The discursive construction of the Belt and Road Initiative as a global public good / Eduardo Tzili-Apango -- The Chinese model of development : substances and applications in and beyond China / Yu-Wen Chen & Obert Hodzi -- China's Central Asia Policy : Beijing's doctrines of active defense, Belt & Road and peaceful coexistence / Liselotte Odgaard -- The role of context in Chinese HUMINT (Human Source Collection) Intelligence / Jim Schnell -- Dynamic dictators : elite cohesion and authoritarian resilience in China / Elina Sinkkonen -- Conceptualizing "meritocracy" as "ruling legitimacy" in the course of China's history, transformation and global rise / Li Xing -- Managing public opinion in crisis : Weibo and the Wenzhou High Speed Rail Crash of 2011 / Patrick Gorman -- A review of the research and practice of eGovernment in China / Jesper Schlæger -- Cultural heritage politics in China / Christina Maags -- Population Ageing and Social Policies in China : Challenges and Opportunities / Huoyun Zhu Alan Walker -- A place-specific approach to environmental governance in China : the protean environmental state / Nick Hacking & Andrew Flynn -- Martial legacies : strategic culture, ethnic conflict and the military in modern Chinese history / Eric Setzekorn -- History of international law and China : Eurocentrism, multi-normativity and the politics of history / Maria Adele Carrai -- Marx in China / William McBride -- Chinese correlative cosmology : a Chinese view of the world? / William Matthews -- Philosophical hermeneutics and Chinese metaphors / Joshua Mason -- Poetry and emotion in classical Chinese literature / Chen Xia -- The advocacy of cultural change through translation : the rhetoric of Chinese sutra translators / Weixiao Wei & Hui Shi -- Shaolin : the cradle of chan / Zhouxiang Lu -- Embracing the middle class : wealth, power and social status / David S.G. Goodman -- Labor migration and rural development in China / Elise Pizzi -- Chinese nationalism in comparative perspective / Luyang Zhou -- Populism in China / He Li -- Social transformations of Chinese society in the focus of modern sociological science / Deriugin Pavel , Lebedintseva Liubov & Veselova Liudmila -- The differential cosmopolitan chineseness in Australia's Chinese ethnic media / Fan Yang -- The cultural meanings of home ownership for China-born migrants in Australia / Christina Y. P. Ting , Iris Levin & Wendy Stone -- Dating and mate selection in contemporary China : examining the role of gender and family / Sampson Lee Blair -- Reconstruction of gender : a study of online gaming communities in Shanghai, China / Andy Xiao Ping Yue & Eric P.H. Li -- Nonviolent revolution in China : past and prospects / John J. Chin -- Studying the Chinese political opposition in exile / Jie Chen -- The Chinese Communist Party's control of online public opinion : towards networked authoritarianism / Wen-Hsuan Tsai -- In the name of stability : literary censorship and self-censorship in contemporary China / Kamila Hladíková -- The typology of on- and off-line collective action in China / Ting Xue & Jacquelien van Stekelenburg -- Personality and contentious participation in China / Ching-Hsing Wang -- Chinese studies in Brazil : history and current perspectives / André Bueno -- On "lagging behind" and "catching-up" -- postcolonialism and China / Marius Meinhof -- Science in China : key problems, topics, and methodologies / Florin-Stefan Morar -- Transnational knowledge transfer : the adaptation of German psychiatric concepts during the academic evolution of modern psychiatry in China / Wenjing Li -- The effects of climate change in China : transformation of lives through cultural heritage / Elena Perez-Alvaro -- Reading between the lines : how frame analysis reveals changes in policy priorities / Sabine Mokry -- Chinese news discourse analysis : a case study of the discursive strategies in the editorials of global times / Bo Wang & Yuanyi Ma.

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ISBN: 0429059701 , 9780429059704 , 9780429594922 , 0429594925 , 9780429596216 , 0429596219 , 9780429593635 , 0429593635

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Content: "This handbook approaches Chinese Studies from an interdisciplinary perspective while attempting to establish a fundamental set of core values and tenets for the subject, in relation to the further development of Chinese Studies as an academic discipline. It aims to consolidate the current findings in Chinese Studies by gathering a team of talented authors worldwide, extract the essence from each affiliated discipline, formulate a concrete set of ideas to represent the 'Chineseness' of the subject, establish a clear identity for the discipline and provide clear guidelines for further research and practice. The Routledge Handbook of Chinese Studies is suitable for experienced and novice researchers in Chinese Studies in the most comprehensive sense, as well as tutors and lecturers, undergraduate and postgraduate students in the discipline"--

Note: Great chaos under heaven : Strategies and challenges for consolidating China's global hegemony in the 21st Century / Mariano Ignacio Treacy -- Normative economic statecraft : China's quest to shape the world in its image / Mikael Mattlin -- China's United Front Work Department : roles and influence domestically and abroad / Gerry Groot -- The discursive construction of the Belt and Road Initiative as a global public good / Eduardo Tzili-Apango -- The Chinese model of development : substances and applications in and beyond China / Yu-Wen Chen & Obert Hodzi -- China's Central Asia Policy : Beijing's doctrines of active defense, Belt & Road and peaceful coexistence / Liselotte Odgaard -- The role of context in Chinese HUMINT (Human Source Collection) Intelligence / Jim Schnell -- Dynamic dictators : elite cohesion and authoritarian resilience in China / Elina Sinkkonen -- Conceptualizing "meritocracy" as "ruling legitimacy" in the course of China's history, transformation and global rise / Li Xing -- Managing public opinion in crisis : Weibo and the Wenzhou High Speed Rail Crash of 2011 / Patrick Gorman -- A review of the research and practice of eGovernment in China / Jesper Schlæger -- Cultural heritage politics in China / Christina Maags -- Population Ageing and Social Policies in China : Challenges and Opportunities / Huoyun Zhu Alan Walker -- A place-specific approach to environmental governance in China : the protean environmental state / Nick Hacking & Andrew Flynn -- Martial legacies : strategic culture, ethnic conflict and the military in modern Chinese history / Eric Setzekorn -- History of international law and China : Eurocentrism, multi-normativity and the politics of history / Maria Adele Carrai -- Marx in China / William McBride -- Chinese correlative cosmology : a Chinese view of the world? / William Matthews -- Philosophical hermeneutics and Chinese metaphors / Joshua Mason -- Poetry and emotion in classical Chinese literature / Chen Xia -- The advocacy of cultural change through translation : the rhetoric of Chinese sutra translators / Weixiao Wei & Hui Shi -- Shaolin : the cradle of chan / Zhouxiang Lu -- Embracing the middle class : wealth, power and social status / David S.G. Goodman -- Labor migration and rural development in China / Elise Pizzi -- Chinese nationalism in comparative perspective / Luyang Zhou -- Populism in China / He Li -- Social transformations of Chinese society in the focus of modern sociological science / Deriugin Pavel, Lebedintseva Liubov & Veselova Liudmila -- The differential cosmopolitan chineseness in Australia's Chinese ethnic media / Fan Yang -- The cultural meanings of home ownership for China-born migrants in Australia / Christina Y.P. Ting, Iris Levin & Wendy Stone -- Dating and mate selection in contemporary China : examining the role of gender and family / Sampson Lee Blair -- Reconstruction of gender : a study of online gaming communities in Shanghai, China / Andy Xiao Ping Yue & Eric P.H. Li -- Nonviolent revolution in China : past and prospects / John J. Chin -- Studying the Chinese political opposition in exile / Jie Chen -- The Chinese Communist Party's control of online public opinion : towards networked authoritarianism / Wen-Hsuan Tsai -- In the name of stability : literary censorship and self-censorship in contemporary China / Kamila Hladíková -- The typology of on- and off-line collective action in China / Ting Xue & Jacquelien van Stekelenburg -- Personality and contentious participation in China / Ching-Hsing Wang -- Chinese studies in Brazil : history and current perspectives / André Bueno -- On "lagging behind" and "catching-up" -- postcolonialism and China / Marius Meinhof -- Science in China : key problems, topics, and methodologies / Florin-Stefan Morar -- Transnational knowledge transfer : the adaptation of German psychiatric concepts during the academic evolution of modern psychiatry in China / Wenjing Li -- The effects of climate change in China : transformation of lives through cultural heritage / Elena Perez-Alvaro -- Reading between the lines : how frame analysis reveals changes in policy priorities / Sabine Mokry -- Chinese news discourse analysis : a case study of the discursive strategies in the editorials of global times / Bo Wang & Yuanyi Ma.

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Content: Chinese, language learning, foreign policy, Chinese political system, domestic governance, international relations, Chinese culture, Chinese literature, Chinese history, Chinese sociology, Chinese opposition, Chinese activism, Chinese people, Chinese society, Chinese studies

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Format: 1 online resource (683 pages)

ISBN: 0-429-05970-1 , 0-429-59621-9

Content: "This handbook approaches Chinese Studies from an interdisciplinary perspective while attempting to establish a fundamental set of core values and tenets for the subject, in relation to the further development of Chinese Studies as an academic discipline. It aims to consolidate the current findings in Chinese Studies by gathering a team of talented authors worldwide, extract the essence from each affiliated discipline, formulate a concrete set of ideas to represent the 'Chineseness' of the subject, establish a clear identity for the discipline and provide clear guidelines for further research and practice. The Routledge Handbook of Chinese Studies is suitable for experienced and novice researchers in Chinese Studies in the most comprehensive sense, as well as tutors and lecturers, undergraduate and postgraduate students in the discipline"--

Note: Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Figures -- Tables -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part I China's global interests and foreign policy -- Chapter 1 Great chaos under heaven: Strategies and challenges for consolidating China's global hegemony in the 21st century -- Chapter 2 Normative economic statecraft: China's quest to shape the world in its image -- Chapter 3 The CCP's united front work department: Roles and influence at home and abroad -- Chapter 4 The discursive construction of the Belt and Road Initiative as a global public good -- Chapter 5 The Chinese model of development: Substances and applications in and beyond China -- Chapter 6 China's Central Asia policy: Beijing's doctrines of active defense, Belt and Road, and peaceful coexistence -- Chapter 7 The role of context in Chinese HUMINT (human source collection) intelligence -- Part II China's political system and governance -- Chapter 8 Dynamic dictators: Elite cohesion and authoritarian resilience in China -- Chapter 9 Conceptualizing 'meritocracy' as ruling legitimacy in the course of China's history, transformation, and global rise -- Chapter 10 Managing public opinion in crisis: Weibo and the Wenzhou high-speed rail crash of 2011 -- Chapter 11 A review of the research and practice of e-government in China -- Chapter 12 Cultural heritage politics in China -- Chapter 13 Population ageing and social policies in China: Challenges and opportunities -- Chapter 14 A place-specific approach to environmental governance in China: The Protean Environmental State -- Part III Chinese culture and history -- Chapter 15 Martial legacies: Strategic culture, ethnic conflict, and the military in modern Chinese history -- Chapter 16 History of international law and China: Eurocentrism, multinormativity, and the politics of history. , Chapter 17 Marx in China -- Chapter 18 Chinese correlative cosmology: A Chinese view of the world? -- Chapter 19 Philosophical hermeneutics and Chinese metaphors -- Chapter 20 Poetry and emotion in classical Chinese literature -- Chapter 21 The advocacy of cultural change through translation: The rhetoric of Chinese sutra translators -- Chapter 22 Shaolin, the cradle of Chan -- Part IV Chinese people and society -- Chapter 23 Embracing the middle class: Wealth, power, and social status -- Chapter 24 Labor migration and rural development in China -- Chapter 25 Chinese nationalism in comparative perspective -- Chapter 26 Populism in China -- Chapter 27 Social transformations of Chinese society in the focus of modern sociological science -- Chapter 28 The differential cosmopolitan Chineseness in Australia's Chinese ethnic media -- Chapter 29 The cultural meanings of home ownership for China-born migrants in Australia -- Chapter 30 Dating and mate selection in contemporary China: Examining the role of gender and family -- Chapter 31 Reconstruction of gender and youth identities: A study of online gaming communities in Shanghai -- Part V Oppression and opposition -- Chapter 32 Nonviolent revolution in China: Past and prospects -- Chapter 33 Studying the Chinese political opposition in exile -- Chapter 34 The Chinese Communist Party's control of online public opinion: Toward networked authoritarianism -- Chapter 35 In the name of stability: Literary censorship and self-censorship in contemporary China 1 -- Chapter 36 The typology of on- and offline collective action in China -- Chapter 37 Personality and contentious participation in China -- Part VI Chinese studies: Scope and methodology -- Chapter 38 Chinese studies in Brazil: History and current perspectives -- Chapter 39 On 'lagging behind' and 'catching-up' - postcolonialism and China. , Chapter 40 Science in China: Key problems, topics, and methodologies -- Chapter 41 Transnational knowledge transfer: The adaptation of German psychiatric concepts during the academic evolution of modern psychiatry in China -- Chapter 42 The effects of climate change in China: Transformation of lives through cultural heritage -- Chapter 43 Reading between the lines: How frame analysis reveals changes in policy priorities -- Chapter 44 Chinese media discourse analysis: A case study of the discursive strategies in the editorials in Global Times -- Index.

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-367-18139-8

Language: English

UID:

Format: 1 online resource (683 pages)

ISBN: 0-429-05970-1 , 0-429-59621-9

Content: "This handbook approaches Chinese Studies from an interdisciplinary perspective while attempting to establish a fundamental set of core values and tenets for the subject, in relation to the further development of Chinese Studies as an academic discipline. It aims to consolidate the current findings in Chinese Studies by gathering a team of talented authors worldwide, extract the essence from each affiliated discipline, formulate a concrete set of ideas to represent the 'Chineseness' of the subject, establish a clear identity for the discipline and provide clear guidelines for further research and practice. The Routledge Handbook of Chinese Studies is suitable for experienced and novice researchers in Chinese Studies in the most comprehensive sense, as well as tutors and lecturers, undergraduate and postgraduate students in the discipline"--

Note: Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Figures -- Tables -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part I China's global interests and foreign policy -- Chapter 1 Great chaos under heaven: Strategies and challenges for consolidating China's global hegemony in the 21st century -- Chapter 2 Normative economic statecraft: China's quest to shape the world in its image -- Chapter 3 The CCP's united front work department: Roles and influence at home and abroad -- Chapter 4 The discursive construction of the Belt and Road Initiative as a global public good -- Chapter 5 The Chinese model of development: Substances and applications in and beyond China -- Chapter 6 China's Central Asia policy: Beijing's doctrines of active defense, Belt and Road, and peaceful coexistence -- Chapter 7 The role of context in Chinese HUMINT (human source collection) intelligence -- Part II China's political system and governance -- Chapter 8 Dynamic dictators: Elite cohesion and authoritarian resilience in China -- Chapter 9 Conceptualizing 'meritocracy' as ruling legitimacy in the course of China's history, transformation, and global rise -- Chapter 10 Managing public opinion in crisis: Weibo and the Wenzhou high-speed rail crash of 2011 -- Chapter 11 A review of the research and practice of e-government in China -- Chapter 12 Cultural heritage politics in China -- Chapter 13 Population ageing and social policies in China: Challenges and opportunities -- Chapter 14 A place-specific approach to environmental governance in China: The Protean Environmental State -- Part III Chinese culture and history -- Chapter 15 Martial legacies: Strategic culture, ethnic conflict, and the military in modern Chinese history -- Chapter 16 History of international law and China: Eurocentrism, multinormativity, and the politics of history. , Chapter 17 Marx in China -- Chapter 18 Chinese correlative cosmology: A Chinese view of the world? -- Chapter 19 Philosophical hermeneutics and Chinese metaphors -- Chapter 20 Poetry and emotion in classical Chinese literature -- Chapter 21 The advocacy of cultural change through translation: The rhetoric of Chinese sutra translators -- Chapter 22 Shaolin, the cradle of Chan -- Part IV Chinese people and society -- Chapter 23 Embracing the middle class: Wealth, power, and social status -- Chapter 24 Labor migration and rural development in China -- Chapter 25 Chinese nationalism in comparative perspective -- Chapter 26 Populism in China -- Chapter 27 Social transformations of Chinese society in the focus of modern sociological science -- Chapter 28 The differential cosmopolitan Chineseness in Australia's Chinese ethnic media -- Chapter 29 The cultural meanings of home ownership for China-born migrants in Australia -- Chapter 30 Dating and mate selection in contemporary China: Examining the role of gender and family -- Chapter 31 Reconstruction of gender and youth identities: A study of online gaming communities in Shanghai -- Part V Oppression and opposition -- Chapter 32 Nonviolent revolution in China: Past and prospects -- Chapter 33 Studying the Chinese political opposition in exile -- Chapter 34 The Chinese Communist Party's control of online public opinion: Toward networked authoritarianism -- Chapter 35 In the name of stability: Literary censorship and self-censorship in contemporary China 1 -- Chapter 36 The typology of on- and offline collective action in China -- Chapter 37 Personality and contentious participation in China -- Part VI Chinese studies: Scope and methodology -- Chapter 38 Chinese studies in Brazil: History and current perspectives -- Chapter 39 On 'lagging behind' and 'catching-up' - postcolonialism and China. , Chapter 40 Science in China: Key problems, topics, and methodologies -- Chapter 41 Transnational knowledge transfer: The adaptation of German psychiatric concepts during the academic evolution of modern psychiatry in China -- Chapter 42 The effects of climate change in China: Transformation of lives through cultural heritage -- Chapter 43 Reading between the lines: How frame analysis reveals changes in policy priorities -- Chapter 44 Chinese media discourse analysis: A case study of the discursive strategies in the editorials in Global Times -- Index.

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-367-18139-8

Language: English