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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.
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The Routledge handbook of Chinese studies / / edited by Chris Shei and Weixiao Wei
