Social research: An international quarterly of the social sciences

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  Año 2006, Número 1

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    Editor's Introduction

    Arien Mack

    págs. 1-2

    
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    Guest Editor's Introduction

    Jean-Philippe Béja

    págs. 1-4

    
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    The Emergence of Capitalism in China: An Historical Perspective and Its Impact on the Political System

    Jean-François Huchet

    págs. 1-26

    
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    Small Government, Big Society? What Role for the State in the Chinese Transition Process?

    págs. 29-52

    
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    The Changing Aspects of Civil Society in China

    Jean-Philippe Béja

    págs. 53-74

    
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    Confucianization: A Future in the Tradition

    págs. 77-120

    
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    Reform in China: The Role of Civil Society

    págs. 121-138

    
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    Conflict in the Countryside: The Emerging Political Awareness of the Peasants

    págs. 141-158

    
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    The Social Harginalization of Workers in China's State-Owned Enterprises

    Michael Zhang

    págs. 159-184

    
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    The Changing Situation of Migrant Labor

    págs. 185-196

    
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    Escaping from under the Party's Thumb: A Few Examples of Migrant Workers' Strivings for Autonomy

    Chloé Froissart

    págs. 197-218

    
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    The Political "Participation" of Entrepreneurs: Challenge or Opportunity for the Chinese Communist Party?

    Gilles Guiheux

    págs. 219-244

    
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    The "Lost Generation": Its Definition and Its Role in Today's Chinese Elite Politics

    Michel Bonnin

    págs. 245-274

    
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    China's Environmental and Developmental Issues in Transition

    págs. 277-291

    
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    Hong Kong's Relations with China: The Future of "One Country, Two Systems"

    Christine Loh

    págs. 293-316

    
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    The Peaceful Emergence of a Great Power?

    págs. 317-344