Political Rights in PostMao China (Key Issues in Asian Studies),New

Political Rights in PostMao China (Key Issues in Asian Studies),New

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Political Rights in PostMao China provides an engaging overview of political changes in China in the later decades of the twentieth century and early years of the twentyfirst century, highlighting the growing rights consciousness movement among Chinas citizens. Professor Goldman explains how demands for Party reform and the increasingly organized struggle for democracy and political rights have spread from their beginnings among Chinas urban intellectuals to mass demonstrations held by workers, farmers, and the growing middle class. Chinas moves toward a free market economy have provided these various groups with access to new technologiesincluding the Internet and cell phonesthat help organize their political protests. This book is invaluable to anyone wishing to understand the political dynamics of reformera China and will appeal to teachers and students of many disciplinesincluding anthropology, Asian studies, geography, government, history, philosophy, political science, religion, and sociology.

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