Inbunden, Engelska, 2005
Social Space and Governance in Urban China
The Danwei System from Origins to Reform
Av David Bray
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- Utgivningsdatum: 2005-03-04
- Mått: 152 x 229 x 23 mm
- Vikt: 490 g
- Format: Inbunden
- Språk: Engelska
- Antal sidor: 296
- Förlag: Stanford University Press
- ISBN: 9780804750387
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David Bray is Lecturer in Chinese Politics at the East Asian Institute, Faculty of Oriental Studies, Cambridge University.
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"...this book is an important contribution to the literature, a leading example of scholarship on governmentality, and one that should inspire scholars to conduct further studies of the danwei and related institutions with spatial characteristics in urban China." - The China Review "Bray offers a very important contribution in this wonderful book...His explicit and consistent Foucault-informed analysis is illuminating, powerful, and very accessible." - Urban Studies Journal "This book is an engaging and compelling read, much richer than it would ever be possible to summarize in a short review. It stands out as a well-researched and highly sophisticated theoretical work, and an insightful contribution to the analysis on the nature of the Chinese danwei." - The China Quarterly "Social Space and Governance in Urban China is a fascinating probe into the origins of the socio-spatial form of urban planning and governance embodies in the danwei; Bray's analysis is thought-provoking and a welcome contribution to existing scholarship....this study is a highly insightful read and an important contribution to current debates on the complex interconnections between modernity, space and social change." - IIAS Newsletter "Bray makes his case quite admirably. The argument is tightly woven. The framework is consistently applied. The conclusions are illuminating." - H-Net Reviews "[A] meticulously crafted piece of research....a highly stimulating and important book....It is a fine example of the integration of social science theories with China studies..." - The China Journal
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