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id: cjas-14
author: Brødsgaard, Kjeld Erik
date: 2003-03-10
pages: 9
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title:
  The 10th National People's Congress in China: A Note on State Personnel Changes and Economic Achievements

summary:
  In the political sphere, the country has recently completed what one observer has termed 'the most orderly, peaceful, deliberate, and rule- bound succession in the history of modern China outside of the recent institutionalization of electoral democracy in Taiwan' (Nathan 2003a). 172003 78 Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies 17•2003 Kjeld Erik Brødsgaard China: A Note on State Personnel Changes and Economic Achievements KJELD ERIK BRØDSGAARD The two-week long Spring 2003 Meeting of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC) witnessed the completion of the leadership transition that had been initiated at the 16th Party Congress in November 2002.


id: cjas-16
author: Moeran, Brian
title: Book Reviews
date: 2003-03-10
pages: 27
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  Rather, Japanese government actually mistrusts com- petition and so intervenes in the economy in ways that harm produc- tivity and prosperity. What, then, is required for Japanese companies to transform them- selves into competitive, profit-oriented, strategically smart organiza- tions?


id: cjas-525
author: Worm, Verner
title: Book Review: Huang, Yasheng, Selling China.
date: 2005-04-10
pages: 3
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summary:
  Reviews Huang, Yasheng, Selling China. The second weakness concerns the way Huang sees the political sys- tem in China, which he views as highly static.


id: cjas-1231
author: Schmidt, Johannes Dragsbaek
title: China’s Soft Power Diplomacy in Southeast Asia
date: 2008-07-17
pages: 28
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summary:
  In reality, China's diplomatic offensive started in the wake of the financial crisis in 1997 and has since then been based on a sophisticated strategy enhancing China's security and defence needs and can best be conceptualized as an attempt to break the US encirclement of mainland China. China Wakes: The Struggle for the Soul of a Rising Power.


id: cjas-1433
author: Frankenstein, John
title: Scott, David: China Stands Up: The PRC and the International System
date: 2008-02-05
pages: 3
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summary:
  For in- stance, in Chapter 7, 'Up against the hegemon, the USA' (pp. 112-128), Scott cites a wide range of American scholars and observers, some of dubious China expertise, on all sides of the noisy 'China Threat' question, without really coming to grips with how these views affected policies. Rewievs David Scott, China Stands Up:


id: cjas-1426
author: Ng, Kui Beoy; Jacobsen, Michael
title: In the Shadow of Mainland China: Changing Ethnic Chinese Business Practices in Southeast Asia
date: 2008-02-05
pages: 4
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  As mentioned previously, Southeast Asian Chinese businesses can be characterised as possessing some unique cultural attributes. NOTES 1 For a critique of the culturalist approach to ethnic Chinese entrepreneurship, see Michael Jacobsen this volume.


id: cjas-1747
author: Brødsgaard, Kjeld Erik
title: Economic and Political Reform In Post-Mao China
date: 1987-02-03
pages: 26
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  This happened at a meeting with the provincial governors in April, where Deng gave a talk that called for a reform of the political system.5z In June Deng again on several occasions addressed this topic, and at a meet- ing in the Politburo's Standing Committee he emphasized that ultimately re- form of the political system and reform of the economic system support and supplement each other, and he argued that political reforms were the indis- pensabIe concomitant of economic reform. It will be argued that although economic reforms were being introduced and implemented from 1979 onwards, the road toward basic systemic reform was blocked by the absence of a simultaneous change of the political system.


id: cjas-15
author: Moeran, Brian
title: The Business of Anthropology: Communication, Culture and Japan
date: 2003-03-10
pages: 23
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summary:
  Briefly, an ethnographer (and advertising account executive) has to: Target the right person in the group being studied; Learn to make a successful Pitch; Display an appropriate Attitude; Take advantage of Status; Make use of Connections; Accept what is offered, but Aim for more; and Turn the Lucky break into a golden opportunity. And yet anthropological studies have not as a general rule been taken up by those working in organization studies.


id: cjas-1432
author: Clausen, Søren
title: MacFarquhar, Roderick and Schoenhals, Michael: Mao's Last Revolution
date: 2008-02-05
pages: 5
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summary:
  They were not diminished by the news that MacFarquhar had joined forces with Swedish scholar Michael Schoenhals, also a veteran of GCPR studies. In the first generation of GCPR studies, such as Hong Yung Lee's much read The Politics of the Cultural Revolution from 1978, but also in the sociological studies of Anita Chan, Jonathan Unger and Stanley Rosen, factional conflicts were understood to be an expression of conflicts between institutions and social forces, thus suggesting a basic rationality in the pattern of political behaviour during the GCPR.


id: cjas-12
author: Landry, Pierre F.
title: The Political Management of Mayors in Post-Deng China
date: 2003-03-10
pages: 28
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summary:
  landry 31 The Political Management of Mayors in Post-Deng China The Political Management of Mayors in Post-Deng China PIERRE F. LANDRY Abstract This article examines how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) maintains political control over municipal elites in post-Deng China. 401=N(srorredradnatstsuborhtiwnoissergeRxednIecnamrofrePcimonocE )201,1(F 57.73 F>borP 00.0 2R 62.0 ESMtooR 73.3 elbairaV .feoC EStsuboR xednIefiLfoytilauQ 296.0 311.0 *** tnatsnoC 749.6 115.1 *** :etoN srotacidniecnamrofrephcihwrof)401=N(seiticfotesbusehtnodesaberaatadehT .seiticesenihCllafotesetelpmocatneserpertonseodsihT.dehsilbupera :ecruoS .1002iuhuijnaynahzafihsgnehcouggnohZ 37 The Political Management of Mayors in Post-Deng China Who Are China's Mayors? Chinese mayors are typically well-educated men in their fifties and overwhelmingly Han.12


id: cjas-519
author: Apter, David E.
title: Bearing Witness: Maoism as Religion
date: 2005-04-10
pages: 33
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  Bearing Witness: Maoism as Religion 19 Such as Maria-Antonietta Macciocci (to her later embarrassment) not to speak of the variety of Mao cultists among European and American intellectuals, writers, artists, etc. See Macciocchi (1971). At the start of the Chinese communist revolution each of these commentators of- fered personal testimony to and validation of what became a political myth and was elevated to the status of a state political religion with Mao the cen- tral figure.


id: cjas-1429
author: Menkhoff, Thomas; Badibanga, Ulrike; Wah, Chay Yue
date: 2008-02-05
pages: 24
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title:
  Managing Change in Asian Business – A Comparison between Chinese-Educated and English-Educated Chinese Entrepreneurs in Singapore

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  From this, it is perhaps necessary to ask what the social-cultural and political implications and dimensions of the difference between Chinese and English educated Chinese people are in Singapore (Badibanga 2002). However, English educated managers perceived stronger consultation with employees as a critical change measure in contrast to Chinese educated business people (Cram- er's V=0.3; p=0.04).


id: cjas-520
author: Falkin, James
title: The Renewal of Chinese Marxism: Debates over the Character of the Political Economy
date: 2005-04-10
pages: 24
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  Instead moving within the same categorical framework, the next step would be to try and redefine the discourse of political economy in terms of novel constructs appropriate to its new moment. The idea would be to relocate the concepts and categories of political economy within new laws and contradictions.


id: cjas-1428
author: Jacobsen, Michael
date: 2008-02-05
pages: 22
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title:
  Living in the Shadow of Mainland China - On Delineating Social and Political Constrains Among Southeast Asian Chinese Entrepreneurs

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  This increas- ing societal complexity makes ethnic Chinese entrepreneurs vulnerable in the wake of a rising Mainland Chinese economy, as they await to see if the latter impacts positively or negatively on the various Southeast Asian economies, thus indirectly influencing how they are embedded within their societies. This is actu- ally necessary if ethnic Chinese entrepreneurs are interested in getting government contracts for major projects.


id: cjas-526
author: Jacobsen, Michael
date: 2005-04-10
pages: 3
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title:
  Book Review: Brian Moeran, The Business of Ethnography. Strategic Exchanges, People and Organisations

summary:
  In a similar vein, Brian Moeran focuses on the relationship between social networking and business strategies in a Japanese context, in which pottery production and its commodification constitute the core of his research interests. In this he skilfully combines micro and macro levels of sociological analysis with anthropological fieldwork methodology and applies it to the commodification of Japanese pottery production. ________________________________________________________________________ 115 ___________________________________________________________________


id: cjas-1723
author: Jacobsen, Michael
title: Glegg, S., Wang, K. and Berrell, M.: Business Networks and Strategic Alliances in China
date: 2008-07-17
pages: 3
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summary:
  In the eastern and most developed parts of the Chinese market guanxi has been reduced to an option in business transactions that can be characterised as being more 'deal oriented', which, according to prevailing regional based economic cultural stereotypes, are reserved for Western business practices! These chapters are organised into two interrelated main sections under the headings of knowledge transfer and Chinese business relations.


id: cjas-1430
author: Maysami, Ramin Cooper; Ziemnowicz, Christopher
title: Ethnicity, Gender and Entrepreneurial Tendencies: The Singapore Perspective
date: 2008-02-05
pages: 25
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sentence: 620
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summary:
  The con- tinuous pursuit of excellence, characteristic of Singapore society, may have adversely affected the self-efficacy of its people. Singapore Business Development 98 ______________________


id: cjas-5
author: Yongnian, Zheng
title: Interest Representation and the Transformation of the Chinese Communist Party
date: 2002-03-10
pages: 29
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sentence: 503
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summary:
  The PCC, instead of political parties, played the role of interest articulation and integration. Before the People's Congress was established in 1954, the PCC played an important political role in representing the interests of different political parties and functional groups.


id: cjas-1722
author: Worm, Verner
title: Alon, I and McIntyre, J.: Globalization of Chinese Enterprises
date: 2008-07-17
pages: 4
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sentence: 66
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summary:
  The book builds on the scant existing literature of Chinese outward FDI and expands our understanding of the internationalization of Chinese firms. Asset seeking investments re- fer to the fact that Chinese firms need to acquire assets such as advanced technology and managerial expertise in order to exploit international markets.


id: cjas-13
author: Keyuan, Zou
title: China's Possible Role in Myanmar's National Reconciliation
date: 2003-03-10
pages: 19
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  China criti- cized NATO's intervention in Kosovo in 1999, stating that NATO's ac- tion was a violation of the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign country, and the principle of finding a peaceful solution to international disputes (Li Bian 1999: China criti- cized the United States' ’hegemonistic behaviour ’ when it declared its second economic sanctions against Myanmar in April 1997 (Zuo et al. 1997: 18).


id: cjas-1745
author: Brødsgaard, Kjeld Erik
title: Preface
date: 1987-02-03
pages: 2
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summary:
  He believes that economic reforms will be maintained in the foreseeable future, provided the reform process will continue to include the implementation of concomitant political reforms. Preface This first issue of Copenhagen Papers in East and Southeast Asian Studies brings together three papers presented at the conference Ten Years After: The Post-Mao Development, held, with a grant from the Danish Social Science Research Council, November 7-9, 1986, in Elsinore, Denmark.


id: cjas-1693
author: Dormeier Freire, Alexandre
title: Motorbikes against Ho Chi Minh? Or the icons of a social transformation in Vietnam
date: 2009-05-14
pages: 21
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sentence: 479
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summary:
  Nguyen Xuan Dao and Nguyen Huu Duc (2003: 3) have highlighted the impor- tance of motorbikes as economic instruments: in Vietnam motorbikes serve not only as transportation, but as a means to earn income by transporting products. However, contrary to the Italian case described by Arvidsson, in Vietnam motorbike producers were not capturing the codes of counter- culture values but were displaying instead signs and symbols of mass consumption modes.


id: cjas-522
author: Brødsgaard, Kjeld Erik
title: The Fifth Plenary Session: A Note on Recent Policy Initiatives and China's 11th Five-Year Plan
date: 2005-04-10
pages: 8
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  However, the stress on sustainable development is new, as is the official emphasis that economic policies should be based on considera- tions that prioritize human development and a number of green issues, such as environment, health and general material and spiritual welfare rather than continued high growth rates. The 5th Plenary Session marked the first time that Hu Jintao was un- disputably in charge of heading a major meeting of the top leadership in China.


id: cjas-11
author: Chien-Min, Chao
title: The National People's Congress Oversight Power and the Role of the CCP
date: 2003-03-10
pages: 25
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sentence: 506
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  The fact that many of the LPCs directors are also the secretary or deputy secretary of Party committee has bolstered the chairmanship vis-à-vis that of the PCs as an institution. When the Chongqing PC pro- ceeded with the task of evaluating the 24 laws one year after enactment in 1999 (a practice started in 1986 when the Organic Law of the Local Government was amended), 12 of these legal advisors were asked for assistance.5 Structurally, NPC committees have been growing in number as well as in membership.


id: cjas-6889
author: Brødsgaard, Kjeld Erik
title: Foreword
date: 2023-07-03
pages: 4
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  The Nordic Japan studies program was launched with the goal of addressing the deficiencies in Nordic social science studies on contemporary Japan. Clearly, contemporary Japan studies need all the support and encouragement they can get to survive and perhaps advance in an extremely competitive university environment.


id: cjas-931
author: Cheung, Gordon
title: International Relations Theory in Flux in View of China’s ‘Peaceful Rise’
date: 2008-07-17
pages: 17
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sentence: 416
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  China's soft power relations are inevitably useful in the current debate on the discussion of US power relations and the rise of China's economic and political profile. Although Hu Jintao has pointed out the importance of 'scientific development' and 'harmonious society' in his 17th Party Congress report in October 2007, the focus of the report was intended to convey a continuation of Deng Xiaoping's idea on economic development.6 Nor does it make any difference if the rise of China has turned into an economic force that has challenged American economic hegemony, providing competition to US economic interests regarding acquisitions, and more generally competing with economic sectors that are considered to be very critical and sensitive in maintaining US power and prosperity (Marchick 2006).


id: cjas-690
author: Rerceretnam, Marc
date: 2006-03-10
pages: 20
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sentence: 423
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  The 1987 ISA Arrests and International Civil Society: Responses to Political Repression in Singapore

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  Many student groups also had easy access to university-funded facili- ties. In Australia local Singaporean support groups such as the Network of Overseas Students Collective in Australia (NOSCA) enjoyed extensive use of university union facilities.


id: cjas-6886
author: Nishimura-Sahi, Oshie
title: Fūdo in Foreign Language Learning in Japan and Finland: An Autoethnographic Study of a PhD Journey
date: 2023-07-03
pages: 22
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sentence: 426
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  There is also a wide selection of groceries imported from elsewhere at some stores in Japan, but most of them are ‘Japanised’; that is, the exotic nature of the imported item is erased by re-packaging with Japanese language and adding a sales presentation explaining how to use or ‘adapt’ the item to the Japanese table. ‘Experiencing Japanese Education: Reflections on My Evolving Research Trajectory’.


id: cjas-1751
author: Thøgersen, Stig
date: 2008-05-15
pages: 17
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sentence: 249
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  The Importance of the Colour of the Cat: Ideology and Rationality in Chinese Rural Education after Mao

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  The literacy level of the present generation of rural primary school students can therefore not be expected to rise above the level reached in the seven- ties. If schools provided them with some basic skills that would enable them to change the backward conditions of their village fewer people would want to leave....39 Other writers equally familiar with the situation in rural schools have pointed out, subject by subject, how the content of the textbooks used is totally out of touch with students' lives and needs and therefore also very difficult for the students to ~ o m p r e h e n d .


id: cjas-6883
author: Rots, Aike P.
title: Beyond Methodological Nationalism: Three Directions for Japanese Studies
date: 2023-07-03
pages: 27
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  9 Beyond Methodological Nationalism: Three Directions for Japanese Studies AIKE P. ROTS Abstract This article discusses the problem of lingering methodological nationalism within Japanese studies. Nevertheless, within Japanese studies, the number of scholars who discuss these and other important contemporary topics with a comparative perspective in their writing, juxtaposing Japan with cases elsewhere in Asia, remains low.


id: cjas-1757
author: Mohanty, Manoranjan
title: Domestic Dimensions of China's Foreign Policy
date: 2008-05-15
pages: 15
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sentence: 287
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  As will be seen there is a continuing debate among China scholars on the validity of the hypothesis that China continues to have a Sino-centric worldview. This is the position which Copenhagen Papers 288 16 Domestic Dimensions of Cluna's Foreign Policy is advanced by the post-Mao leadership in contemporary China.


id: cjas-691
author: Cheong, Damien
title: Selling Security: The War on Terrorism and the Internal Security Act of Singapore
date: 2006-03-10
pages: 29
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sentence: 703
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summary:
  As a result, contemporary research on the ISA has not been carried out independently from studies that relate to Singapore politics and/or society (Rodan 1996: 95-127; Tay 2000: 170- 89; Chua 2004: 78-101). The Barisan Sosialis was still active in Singapore politics but seemed to be facing an internecine crisis.


id: cjas-6888
author: Kloppenborg Møller, Henrik
date: 2023-07-03
pages: 5
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words: 1880
sentence: 76
flesch: 43
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title:
  Alessandro Rippa, Borderland Infrastructures: Trade, Development and Control in Western China: Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2020. 282 pp. ISBN 9789463725606 

summary:
  Borderland Infrastructures is in that sense a study of Chinese state power as it materialises in the margins of the nation, where it is often most visible. However, this is a minor shortfall, because Rippa focuses on the ensuing consolidation of Chinese state presence in the Yunnan-Burma borderlands, which highlights a productive relationship between illegal economies and state power that is often overlooked.


id: cjas-694
author: Gomez, James
title: Restricting Free Speech: The Impact on Opposition Parties in Singapore
date: 2006-03-10
pages: 27
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sentence: 542
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  Accordance to Singapore law, bankruptcy disqualifies a person from holding public office. The Impact on Opposition Parties in Singapore JAMES GOMEZ Abstract Although there has been a great deal of publicity surrounding the restriction of free speech with regard to opposition parties in Singapore, in real terms, the value of free speech for such parties is limited.


id: cjas-1753
author: McDougall, Bonnie S.
title: Breaking Through: Literature and Arts in China, 1997-1986
date: 2008-05-15
pages: 31
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words: 14224
sentence: 459
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summary:
  Ba Jin, widely respected because of his refusal to take part in the campaign, was reelected president, and new council members included new writers Shu Ting and Jia Pingwa, both criticised during the campaign.32 Hu Qili at the opening session and Wang Meng at the close both highlighted creative freedom as the new catchword, and Wang Meng offered tansuo as This position may be read as an agreement reached between writers and the authorities rather than as a unilateral ultimatum from either side, and yet For young writers and artists, even the royalties were of secondary import- ance compared to the glamour of beingpublishedin the overground press, but the material rewards certainly helped considerably in giving them a sense of their right to voice their opinions.


id: cjas-1764
author: Chen, Edward K.Y.
title: East and Southeast Asia in the World Economy: Issues, Problems, and Prospects
date: 1989-05-05
pages: 25
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sentence: 358
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  Of the Asean countries, the rate of economic growth of Thailand and Malaysia has in fact not been slow in the past two decades, attaining an average rate of 6% to 7% per annum. Fifth, the experiences of the Asian NIEs also provides a counter-example to the Kuznet inverted-U hypothesis which states that income inequality will increase with economic growth at the early stage and will only decrease at the later stage.


id: cjas-39
author: Deans, Phil
date: 2005-03-10
pages: 19
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sentence: 413
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title:
  Nationalism and National Self-Assertion in the People's Republic of China: State Patriotism versus Popular Nationalism?

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  While the Chinese leadership appears to want to pursue a pragmatic policy toward Japan, the mobilisation of the his- torical legacy in the context of popular Chinese nationalism constantly limits the ability of the Chinese leadership to develop and maintain a coherent relationship. Subsequently, Chinese nationalism in the PRC remains dominated by state objectives because of the pervasive control of society that resulted from the authoritarian Leninist structure of the PRC.


id: cjas-40
author: De Ceuster, Koen
title: Pride and Prejudice in South Korea's Foreign Policy
date: 2005-03-10
pages: 27
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sentence: 793
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summary:
  Democracy was a farce in South Korea, always conveniently qualified and curtailed by referring to the threat North Korea posed. On a diplomatic level, South Korea needed Japanese support and co-operation in its audacious overtures towards North Korea.


id: cjas-41
author: Chang, Mau-Kuei Michael
title: Taiwan's Nationalistic Politics and Its Difficult 'Status Quo'
date: 2005-03-10
pages: 34
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  118 The Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies 21 2005 Taiwan's Nationalistic Politics and Its Difficult 'Status Quo' The ROC, or Taiwan government under Chen Shui-bian, has its own idea of 'status quo'. The Complexities of the Current National Status Figure 1 gives an indication of the range of Taiwanese attitudes (1998- 2004) towards Taiwan independence versus unification with China.


id: cjas-4
author: Holbig, Heike
title: The Party and Private Entrepreneurs in the PRC
date: 2002-03-10
pages: 27
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words: 11919
sentence: 355
flesch: 42
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  Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies 16 • 200230 Heike Holbig The Party and Private Entrepreneurs in the PRC HEIKE HOLBIG Abstract In July 2001, Party Secretary Jiang Zemin announced that private entrepreneurs, among other 'outstanding' representatives of the new social elites, were welcome to join the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Why, if the new economic elites – or, at 41 The Party and Private Entrepreneurs in the PRC least, their most outstanding representatives – are already party mem- bers, should the CCP be interested in 'opening the doors wide' to the 'new social strata' in the future? Ex-post Legitimization of a Long-standing Fact: Ideological Strategies The simple answer to the question why private entrepreneurs are now officially admitted into the CCP is that the party leadership is attempt- ing to legitimize what has already been occurring for many years.


id: cjas-3
author: Shambaugh, David
title: Civil-Military Relations in China: Party-Army or National Military?
date: 2002-03-10
pages: 20
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summary:
  The army has sought greater autonomy from party control so as to better pursue its redefined professional missions, which has forced the party to redefine and adjust its instruments of control over the army, while the government (state) has tried to increase its own jurisdictional con- trol over the armed forces while continuing to delineate its sphere of responsibilities distinct from the party (dang-zheng fenkai). We certainly cannot claim that the army has gained its 'independence' from party control.


id: cjas-6885
author: Sejrup, Jens
title: Pasts of the Present: Iconicity and Authentication at Two Reconstructed Heritage Sites in Japan
date: 2023-07-03
pages: 26
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summary:
  Okamura and Condon (1999: 72) emphasise that ‘reconstruction sites have started to be increasingly employed for a political and economic purpose. Sklair (2010: 147) takes special note of landmark projects meant to boost civic pride and strategically ‘turn cities that were once centres of productive labour into sites devoted to the culture-ideology of consumerism’.


id: cjas-695
author: Chia, Roderick
title: Chris Lydgate Lee's Law: How Singapore Crushes Dissent
date: 2006-03-10
pages: 3
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flesch: 60
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summary:
  ISBN: 0415263867 What makes Singapore history boring is the way in which the stories are usually narrated. Singapore history tends to be explained in terms of two representative figures: Stamford Raffles and Lee Kuan Yew.


id: cjas-31
author: Clammer, John
title: Crisis, States and the Sociology of Southeast Asia: Constructing and Deconstructing 1997
date: 2004-04-10
pages: 22
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sentence: 372
flesch: 44
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summary:
  The paper attempts to indicate what the major sociological issues gen- erated by the crisis are, to argue for the continuing salience of class analysis in interpreting social transformations in contemporary Southeast Asia and to propose the elements of a fresh sociological model for examining post-crisis Southeast Asian societies encapsulated in a pattern of globalization that is having profound but not yet fully mapped cultural and social consequences. This paper will attempt to re-read the 'crisis' and the post-crisis socie- ties of Southeast Asia from a sociological and theoretical viewpoint in an attempt to ask more searching questions about what the 1997 crisis 'means' when it comes to conceptualizing or reconceptualizing processes of social transformation in contemporary Southeast Asia beyond the conventional paradigms that have tended to dominate interpretation hitherto.


id: cjas-697
author: Ortmann, Stephan
title: Hussin Mutalib, Parties and Politics: A Study of Opposition Parties and the PAP in Singapore
date: 2006-03-10
pages: 3
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words: 1087
sentence: 53
flesch: 54
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summary:
  The attempt to analyse opposition parties in Singapore is not an easy topic because the government is known to employ repres- sive means against any kind of description of oppositional politics. He concludes that [I]n more ways than one, the PAP's government's peculiar policies and politics, specifically its abhorrence of a parliamentary Opposition, separates Singapore from other dominant one-party systems and illiberal democracies because in most such states, opposition parties occupy a permanent and institutionalized fixture in the country's political landscape.


id: cjas-27
author: Sinha, Jai B.P.; Kumar, Rajesh
title: Methodology for Understanding Indian Culture
date: 2004-03-10
pages: 16
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words: 6864
sentence: 459
flesch: 49
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summary:
  89 Methodology for Understanding Indian Culture Methodology for Understanding Indian Culture JAI B. P. SINHA AND RAJESH KUMAR Abstract Methods of understanding cultures, including Indian culture, are embedded in a broad spectrum of sociocultural approaches to human behavior in gen- eral. The approaches examined in this paper reflect evolving perspectives on Indian culture, ranging from the starkly ethnocentric to the largely eclectic and integrative.


id: cjas-1765
author: Scott, James C.
title: Everyday Forms of Resistance
date: 1989-05-05
pages: 30
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sentence: 568
flesch: 57
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summary:
  If, as is some- times the case, the same results may be achieved by everyday resistance, albeit more slowly, at a vastly reduced risk, then it is surely the more ra- tional course. It can be shown that most forms of everyday resistance cannot be sustained without a fairly high level of tacit cooperation among the class of resisters.


id: cjas-6
author: Kojima, Kazuko; Kokubun, Ryosei
title: The 'Shequ Construction' Programme and the Chinese Communist Party
date: 2002-03-10
pages: 20
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sentence: 234
flesch: 41
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summary:
  Street party committees (or shequ party main cells) should lay the groundwork so that party members will elect officers of the residents' committees as branch secretaries or branch committee members.23 The aforementioned fundamental idea that supports the 'shequ party construction' programme by the party's Organization Department can be summarized as follows: To maintain long-term stability and con- tinuous leadership of the shequ party organization, all the party mem- bers should be organized into the street party branches, and the per- sonnel and duty aspects of the party branches should be unified into shequ residents' committees. Incumbent party members residing in a shequ belonged to the party organization within their work units and had no direct contacts with shequ party organizations in the street offices.


id: cjas-7
author: Bakken, Børge
title: Norms, Values and Cynical Games with Party Ideology
date: 2002-03-10
pages: 32
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sentence: 633
flesch: 56
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summary:
  At this juncture we need to make a detour to educational theory to look at some of the basics tenets of party ideology and how it is sup- posed to function. The recent game of Chinese party ideology seems close to what Epstein iden- tifies as 'ideologemes.'


id: cjas-814
author: Keyuan, Zou
title: Administrative Reform and Rule of Law in China
date: 2006-04-10
pages: 28
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words: 11977
sentence: 608
flesch: 53
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summary:
  According to this document, China will spend ten years constructing a rule of law government, with the target set for around 2015. While the Implementation Program provides basic guidelines, administrative laws are also indispensable to its suc- cessful adoption.


id: cjas-19
author: Harry Lai, Hongyi
title: The Religious Revival in China
date: 2005-08-30
pages: 25
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words: 12183
sentence: 580
flesch: 66
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summary:
  In Perry Link, Richard Madsen and Paul Pickowicz (eds) Unoffi cial China: Popular Culture and Thought in the People's Republic. In Perry Link, Richard Madsen, and Paul Pickowicz (eds), Unoffi cial China:


id: cjas-819
author: Brødsgaard, Kjeld Erik
title: Minxin Pei, China's Trapped Transition: The Limits of Developmental Autocracy
date: 2006-04-10
pages: 3
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words: 1330
sentence: 62
flesch: 59
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summary:
  Minxin Pei highlights what he calls the erosion of state capacity in China by discussing the Chinese government's performance in several critical areas: taxation, health and education, enforcement of laws and rules, etc. Reviews Minxin Pei, China's Trapped Transition: The Limits of Developmental Autocracy.


id: cjas-820
author: Jacobsen, Michael
date: 2006-04-10
pages: 4
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words: 1427
sentence: 49
flesch: 40
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title:
  Eva-Lotta E. Hedman, In the Name of Civil Society. From Free Election Movements to People Power in the Philippines

summary:
  Focusing exclusively on the Philippines during the period 1953-2001, the main theme of Hedman's book is the politics of civil society, not the institutional or the political setup, but how civil society in all its com- plexity constitutes a societal force that is capable of keeping presidential abuses of power in check. It is thus not argued that the state per se is the problem in relation to civil society and all the more or less fragmented civic forces out there, rather the problem is deemed to lie with those who man the state ap- paratus, misappropriating it to their own advantage.


id: cjas-817
author: Tambunan, Tulus Tahi Hamonangan
title: Technology Transfer and Diffusion among Manufacturing Small and Medium Enterprises in Indonesia
date: 2006-04-10
pages: 32
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words: 12350
sentence: 607
flesch: 48
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summary:
  Since 2001, the majority of government training has focused on technical subjects or technical qual- ity management processes. However, according to respondents who participated in government training, these activities were poorly targeted, often in- commensurate with their level of skills or the machinery available; while on occasion the training focused on skills they had already mastered.


id: cjas-818
author: Thøgersen, Stig
title: Kevin J. O'Brien and Lianjiang Li, Rightful Resistance in Rural China
date: 2006-04-10
pages: 2
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words: 762
sentence: 30
flesch: 51
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summary:
  The result of this encounter between high theory and Chinese rural life is the concept of 'rightful resistance', which is developed and explained from different perspectives in the six chapters of the book. It is lucidly written, and will certainly be a landmark for future debates about Chinese rural politics.


id: cjas-822
author: Jacobsen, Michael
title: Doing Business the Chinese Way? On Manadonese Chinese, Entrepreneurship in North Sulawesi
date: 2006-04-10
pages: 33
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
words: 14306
sentence: 667
flesch: 56
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summary:
  They are the cohesive nature of the ethnic Chinese diaspora and the pervasive practice of guanxi in Chinese business transactions.2 Introduction In any discussion of ethnic Chinese business practices in Southeast Asia, two interrelated themes immediately crop up.


id: cjas-8
author: Brødsgaard, Kjeld Erik
title: The 16th Party Congress in China: A Note on Personnel Changes
date: 2002-03-10
pages: 12
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mime: application/pdf
words: 4913
sentence: 215
flesch: 61
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summary:
  Before attempting to an- swer these questions, this paper will first deal with the personnel changes that took place at the 16th Party Congress and the Central Com- mittee (CC) meeting shortly after the conclusion of the conference.1 Composition of the Politburo Standing Committee On 15 November, the 16th Central Committee elected a new General Secretary and new members of the Politburo and the Politburo Stand- ing Committee (PBSC). In short, Hu possesses the experience and competences that are considered im- portant for leading party cadres in China today.


id: cjas-928
author: Kjeldsen-Kragh, Søren; Wencong, Lu
title: International Food Safety Standards: Catalysts for Increased Chinese Food Quality?
date: 2008-07-17
pages: 21
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mime: application/pdf
words: 8064
sentence: 403
flesch: 54
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summary:
  This article analyses how Chinese food products have been subject to restricted import conditions when China has been trying to access the markets in the USA, the EU and Japan. However, what has been done is not suf- ficient, and further steps have to be undertaken to improve the quality of Chinese food products.


id: cjas-34
author: Teh Cheng Guan, Benny
title: ASEAN's Regional Integration Challenge: The ASEAN Process
date: 2004-04-10
pages: 25
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
words: 10551
sentence: 498
flesch: 50
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summary:
  Furthermore, it was during the onslaught of the Asian meltdown that ASEAN members reaffirmed their commitment for regional solidarity, producing the ASEAN Vision 2020 statement. 3 Acharya (2001: 47-68) discerns between ASEAN norms like non-interference, peace- ful resolution, non-use of force, and regional autonomy and the ASEAN way such as informality, consensus-building and consultation.


id: cjas-25
author: Gayle, Curtis Anderson
title: Marxian Approaches and Women's History in Early Post-war Japan
date: 2004-03-10
pages: 27
extension: .pdf
mime: application/pdf
words: 12026
sentence: 509
flesch: 52
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summary:
  Put forward as a set of discourses and political prac- tices that could 'awaken' and move the working class, Marxian history provided both opportunities and limitations for women interested in writing their own histories. The conclusion will suggest that although Marxian histories crafted during the late 1940s and early 1950s overlooked the concrete relationship of the individual to the nation whose (liberationist) sub- jectivity it had just conceived, they nevertheless furnished ideas about writing history that could be appropriated by those 'without voices' in Japan, particularly women. Marxism, Science and Radical Politics


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