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出版者:Palgrave Macmillan

作者:Lin Chun

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页数:240

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出版时间:2013-12-5

价格:USD 105

装帧:Hardcover

isbn号码:9781137301260

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政治经济学
英文原版
社会学
海外中国研究
政治学
当代中国
中国
金融
中国
全球资本主义
经济发展
国际关系
政治经济学
贸易
投资
新兴市场
地缘政治
中国经济

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具体描述

China and Global Capitalism is a historical and conceptual analysis of China's position and positioning in the world. Reviewing relevant debates, Lin Chun clarifies the evolving relationship between China and global capitalism, past, present, and possible future, and offers a critical reflection on received knowledge about China and the resulting expectations and recommendations for its development, which are largely dependent on the standardization of capitalist trajectories. Against the historical and international background of China's revolutionary, socialist, and post-socialist transformations, this book assesses the logic and crises of capitalist integration. It asks whether a renewed Chinese social model is still feasible as an alternative with potentially universal implications to the eco-socioeconomic impasse of standard modernization. Rejecting both economically and culturally deterministic approaches, the book argues for the centrality of transformative politics.

作者简介

Lin Chun teaches at the London School of Economics, UK and co-edits Palgrave Macmillan's China in Transformation series. She is the author of The British New Left (1993), The Transformation of Chinese Socialism (2006), and Reflections on China's Reform Trajectory (2008, in Chinese). She is also the editor of China I, II and III (2000) and co-editor of Is Mao Really a Monster? (2009) and Women: The Longest Revolution (1997, in Chinese).

目录信息

PART I
1. Positioning China in World Capitalist Development
2. Debating History: from 'Oriental Society' to 'Great Divergence'
PART II
3. Chinese Socialism and Global Capitalism
4. The Politics of China's Self-positioning
5. Can There Be a Chinese Model?
6. Class, Direct Producers, and the Impasse of Modernization
7. The Rise of the Social: for a Communist Moral Economy
PART III
8. Toward a Historical Materialist Universalism
9. Marxism and the Interpretation of China
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