Chinese Intellectuals Between State and Market (Routledgecurzon Studies on China in Transition, 17)

This edited volume describes the intellectual world that developed in China in the last decade of the twentieth century. How, as China's economy changed from a centrally planned to a market one, and as China opened up to the outside world and was influenced by the outside world, Chinese intellectual activity became more wide-ranging, more independent, more professionalized and more commercially oriented than ever before. The future impact of this activity on Chinese civil society is discussed in the last chapter. BOOK COVER......Page 1 TITLE......Page 6 COPYRIGHT......Page 7 CONTENTS......Page 8 ILLUSTRATIONS......Page 10 CONTRIBUTORS......Page 11 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS......Page 14 INTRODUCTION......Page 16 Part I THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE INTELLECTUAL PUBLIC SPHERE......Page 34 1 SOCIAL CAPITAL, INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL INTELLECTUAL ORGANIZATIONS IN CHINA......Page 36 2 UNDERDOGS,LAPDOGS AND WATCHDOGS......Page 58 3 HAVE WE BEEN NOTICED YET?......Page 90 Part II THE CHANGING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTELLECTUALS AND THE PARTY-STATE......Page 124 4 FROM PATRONAGE TO PROFITS......Page 126 5 CHINA ’S TECHNICAL COMMUNITY......Page 153 6 INTELLECTUALS AND THE POLITICS OF PROTEST......Page 173 Part III IDEOLOGICAL ALTERNATIVES IN THE INTELLECTUAL PUBLIC SPHERE......Page 196 7 THE FATE OF AN ENLIGHTENMENT......Page 198 8 HISTORIANS AS PUBLIC INTELLECTUALS IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA......Page 219 9 THE PARTY-STATE,LIBERALISM AND SOCIAL DEMOCRACY......Page 238 Part IV NEW ERA,NEW ROLES......Page 276 10 CHINESE INTELLECTUALS FACING THE CHALLENGES OF THE NEW CENTURY......Page 278 INDEX......Page 295 Social capital, institutional change, and the development of non-governmental intellectual organizations in China / Edward Gu Underdogs, lapdogs, and watchdogs : journalists and the public sphere problematic in reforming China / Yuezhi Zhao Have we been noticed yet? : intellectual contestations and the Chinese web / Geremie R. Barm and Gloria Davies From patronage to profits : the changing relationship of intellectuals with the party-state / Suzanne Ogden China's technological community : market reforms and the changing policy cultures of science / Richard Suttmier and Cong Cao Intellectuals and the politics of protest : the case of the China Democracy Party / Teresa Wright The fate of an enlightenment : twenty years in the Chinese intellctual sphere (1978-98) / Xu Jilin ; translated from Chinese by Geremie R. Barm and Gloria Davies Historians as public intellctuals in contemporary China / Timothy Cheek The party-state, liberalism, and social democracy : the debate over China's future / Feng Chongyi Chinese intellectuals facing the challenges of the new century / Baogang He.