David Bray is Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Sydney, Australia. He is the author of Social Space and Governance in Urban China: The Danwei System from Origins to Reform (2005).Elaine Jeffreys is Associate Professor, School of International Studies, University of Technology Sydney, Australia. Her recent publications include Prostitution Scandals in China: Policing, Media and Society (2012, Routledge).

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• 1. New Mentalities of Government in China: An Introduction 2. Governmentality Studies and China: Towards A ‘Chinese’ Governmentality 3. Governing Through Lei Feng: A Mao-Era Role Model in Reform-Era China 4. Governmentality and the Urban Economy: Consumption, Excess and the ‘Civilized City’ In China 5. Rethinking And Remaking China’s Built Environments: Spatial Planning and the Reinscription of Everyday Life 6. From Socialism to Social Work: Professionalism and Community Governance in Contemporary Urban China 7. Elite Philanthropy in China and America: The Disciplining And Self-Discipline Of Wealth 8. Serving and Providing For Those ‘In Need’: ‘Intermediary’ Spaces and Practices Of Liaising, Collaborating And Mobilizing In Urban China 9. Experimental Postsocialism: The Chinese Hospital as Export Zone And Knowledge Park Melinda Cooper 10. The Biopolitics of China’s HIV Governance 11. ‘Model Consumers’: Beauty Bloggers, Everyday Experts and Governmentality In Urban China

David Bray is Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Sydney, Australia. He is the author of Social Space and Governance in Urban China: The Danwei System from Origins to Reform (2005).Elaine Jeffreys is Associate Professor, School of International Studies, University of Technology Sydney, Australia. Her recent publications include Prostitution Scandals in China: Policing, Media and Society (2012, Routledge).

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• 1. New Mentalities of Government in China: An Introduction 2. Governmentality Studies and China: Towards A ‘Chinese’ Governmentality 3. Governing Through Lei Feng: A Mao-Era Role Model in Reform-Era China 4. Governmentality and the Urban Economy: Consumption, Excess and the ‘Civilized City’ In China 5. Rethinking And Remaking China’s Built Environments: Spatial Planning and the Reinscription of Everyday Life 6. From Socialism to Social Work: Professionalism and Community Governance in Contemporary Urban China 7. Elite Philanthropy in China and America: The Disciplining And Self-Discipline Of Wealth 8. Serving and Providing For Those ‘In Need’: ‘Intermediary’ Spaces and Practices Of Liaising, Collaborating And Mobilizing In Urban China 9. Experimental Postsocialism: The Chinese Hospital as Export Zone And Knowledge Park Melinda Cooper 10. The Biopolitics of China’s HIV Governance 11. ‘Model Consumers’: Beauty Bloggers, Everyday Experts and Governmentality In Urban China