This book sheds new light on state-society relations in contemporary China by demonstrating how rigid official boundaries internal to the state system, which were essential for the state's control over society, have paradoxically facilitated the growth of new social spaces. Based on long years of fieldwork, the book takes us to a highly unlikely site in Beijing - Zhejiangcun (literally 'Zhejiang village'), the biggest migrant community in China, located only five kilometres south of Tian'anmen Square -- where 100,000 migrants, mostly from Wenzhou, have organised a vibrant garment industry despite regular state crackdowns. It documents the spontaneous evolution of Zhejiangcun into a hub of nationwide migrant business networks transcending officially imposed boundaries. The book also makes use of Chinese folk insights and philosophical traditions as analytical tools for tackling fluid social relationships unconfined to physical space.
XIANG Biao, Ph.D. (2003 Oxon.) is a Former Research Officer for the International Organization for Migration and currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the National University of Singapore. He has conducted in-depth field research on migrants in China, India and Australia and has published extensively on migration and social change.
理解实践 我通常用论著来形容看过的一些学术研究著作,现在明白,这个表述不太准确。拿我最近看的两本书《民主主义和教育》以及这本《跨越边界的社区》来说,如果要用论著这个词来形容这两本书的话,那无疑是前者更为准确。过去之所以认为论著可以形容所有的社会科学研究...
评分整本书: 概述:小时间 小人物 小历史 时间线:史前史 北京 立足 扩张 清理转移 从乱象岛被迫正规化 内容丰富 人物事件众多 写作与研究: 不是正规的学术研究 更像是人物传记和访谈录 从独特的平常人视角或者底层视角来呈现历史 注重人物对话 强调细节 强调互动 长期的社区观察...
中文版好看太多太多 英文纯学术
评分之前中文版扫了一遍,现在为了写论文,英文版要再扫一遍,不过难免选择性阅读,论文要紧。。。
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