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• Special feature: The National Learning Revival

  Edited by Arif Dirlik
  • Arif Dirlik
    Éditorial [Full text]
  • Arif Dirlik
    Guoxue/National Learning in the Age of Global Modernity [Full text]
  • John Makeham
    The Revival of Guoxue [Full text]
    Historical Antecedents and Contemporary Aspirations
  • Chen Jiaming
    The National Studies Craze [Full text]
    The Phenomena, the Controversies, and Some Reflections
  • Qingshen Tong
    National Learning, National Literature, and National Language [Full text]
  • Xie Shaobo
    Guoxue Re and the Ambiguity of Chinese Modernity [Full text]
  • Liu Dong
    National Learning (Guoxue): Six Perspectives and Six Definitions [Full text]

• Articles

  • Jean-Paul Maréchal
    The Climate Debate Held Hostage by the G2 [Full text]
  • Tania Angeloff
    Three Generations of Women under the Same Roof [Full text]
    Work, gender and social integration in a migrant quarter of Shanghai

• Current Affairs

  • China Analysis

    • Mathieu Duchâtel
      The US return to Asia does not close the window on China’s strategic opportunity [Full text]
    • Jérôme Doyon
      Xinjiang and Sino-Turkish Ties [Full text]
    • Nicolas Douay
      Urban Planning and Cyber-Citizenry in China [Full text]
      How the 2.0 opposition organises itself

• Review Essay

  • David Der-Wei Wang
    A Hong Kong Miracle of a Different Kind [Full text]
    Dung Kai-cheung’s writing/action and Xuexi niandai (The Apprenticeship)

• Book Reviews

  • Lucien Bianco
    Alain Roux, Le singe et le tigre : Mao, un destin chinois (Monkey and tiger: Mao, a Chinese destiny) [Full text]
    Paris, Larousse 2009, 1127 pp. 
  • Jeffrey Wasserstrom
    Marie-Claire Bergère, Shanghai: China’s Gateway to Modernity [Full text]
    Translated by Janet Lloyd, Stanford, CA, Stanford University Press, 2009, 520 pp.
  • Victor Vuilleumier
    Lu Xun, Cris (Call to Arms) [Full text]
    Edited by Sebastian Veg, Paris, Rue d’Ulm, “versions françaises,” 2010, 304 pp.
  • Ronald Schwartz
    Melvyn C. Goldstein, Ben Jiao and Tanzen Lhundrup, On the Cultural Revolution in Tibet: The Nyemo Incident of 1969 [Full text]
    Berkeley, UC Press, 2009, 236 p.
  • Nanlai Cao
    Li Xiangping, Xinyang dan bu rentong: dangdai zhongguo xinyang de shehuixue quanshi [Full text]
    (Believing without Identifying: The Sociological Interpretation of Spiritual Beliefs in Contemporary China), Beijing, Social Sciences Academic Press, 2010.
  • Stéphane Gros
    Shih Chuan-kang, Quest for Harmony. The Moso Traditions of Sexual Union and Family Life [Full text]
    Stanford, Stanford University Press, 2010, 329 pp.
  • Hai Ren
    Edwards, Louise, Elaine Jeffreys (eds.), Celebrity in China [Full text]
    Hong Kong, Hong Kong University Press, 2010, 286 pp.
  • Judith Pernin
    Yingjin Zhang, Cinema, Space, and Polylocality in a Globalizing China [Full text]
    Honolulu, University of Hawaii Press, 2010, 257 pp.
  • Emmanuel Lincot
    Anny Lazarus and Laurent Septier, Art contemporain. Pékin en 11 parcours [Full text]
    (Contemporary art in Beijing through 11 trips), Marseille, Images En Manœuvres Éditions, 2010, 287 pp.

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