1st Edition
Local Clan Communities in Rural China Revolution and Urbanisation since the Late Qing Dynasty
Part 1 Introduction 1. Introduction Part 2 Traditional Local Clan Communities and Culture-From the Qing Dynasty to the Republic Era 2. Local Clan Communities and Organizations in the Late Qing and the Republic Era 3. Local Culture and Local Clan Culture in in the Late Qing and the Republic Era 4. Comparisons of Local Clan Communities between Huadong and Huanan 5. Merchants and Local Clan Communities in Huizhou and Nearby Regions Part 3 From the Land Reform to the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution-Disappearance of Local Clan Communities 6. From the Land Reform to the Agricultural Collectivization Campaign 7. Local Clan Communities in the Four Cleanups Movement and the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution Part 4 Modernization, Urbanization, and Local Clan Communities 8. Deng’s Reforms and the Revival of Local Clans and Clan Culture 9. Urbanization and Migrant Peasant Workers 10. Urbanization, Clan Culture and Local Clan Communities 11. Impact on Local Clan Communities and Clan Culture Brought by Urbanization and Modernization-A Comprehensive Analysis
Biography
Zongli Tang is Professor of Sociology at the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, Auburn University at Montgomery, USA. His research areas cover urban sociology, cultural studies, political economy, and population studies. His research works include China’s Urbanization and Socioeconomic Impact, Maoism and Chinese Culture, Ways of Philosophical Thinking in China and Japan, and China’s Foreign Economic Policy in Post-Mao Time.
