...Wang Shaoguang © 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 Unless otherwise indicated, all data presented in this essay come from the author's research. The Great Transformation: The Double Movement in China Wang Shaoguang...

... Intellectual Class”] . Yiban 3 , no. 1 . Xu Zhucheng . 1998 . Xu Zhucheng huiyilu “Yinmou qinliji” [Memoirs of Xu Zhucheng, Appendix 1, “My Memories of ‘Conspiracies’”] . Beijing : Sanlian chubanshe . Yang Min . 2006 . “Lishide luoji yu zheifenzi mingyunde bianqian: Wang Shaoguang...

... Wang Shaoguang Chinese Left References Blackburn Robin . 2011 . Age Shock: How Finance Is Failing Us . New York : Verso . Branigan Tania . 2011 . “ Red Songs Ring Out in Chinese City’s New Cultural Revolution .” Guardian , April 22 , 2011 . http://www.theguardian.com...

.... The editor is grateful to Professor Wang Shaoguang for his help with identifying some of the references in this essay. Why Did the Cultural Revolution End? Han Shaogong Translated by Gao Jin...

... (1999–2000), Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin (2000–2001), the University of Bologna (2004), and other institutions. Wang Shaoguang is Professor of Government and Public Administration at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Changjiang Professor in the School of Public Policy...

...” [“Production Increase from Transgenic Crops Is a Lie”] . XinhuaNet . October 25 , 2013 . http://blog.sciencenet.cn/blog-413-736710.html . Wang Shaoguang . 2013 . “Dadoude gushi: ziben ruhe weji renlei anquan” [“A Story about Soybeans: How Capital Threatens People’s Safety”] . Kaifang...

... Hui . 2003 . China’s New Order: Society, Politics, Economy in Transition . Cambridge MA : Harvard University Press . Wang Shaoguang . 1999 . “ ‘New Trends of Thought’ during the Cultural Revolution .” Journal of Contemporary China 8 , no. 21 : 197 – 217 . Weil Robert...

... of Jiang’s totalistic inter- pretation of Confucianism.5 The lone exception is Wang Shaoguang of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, who is critical of Jiang’s ideas from a social science and socialist perspective. The book concludes with a lengthy response by Jiang to his critics, where he mostly...

... to contrib- ute something on a subject that preoccupied them at the time. Some of the contributors—Yu Keping, Wang Hui, Han Shaogong, Fengzhen Wang— are active as Party members or public intellectuals in the promotion of the issues they discuss. Others, such as Wang Shaoguang, Shaobo Xie, Pun...

... mortality rate, and high per capita health spending 11 10. Wang Shaoguang and Hu An’Gang, The Political Economy of Uneven Development: The Case of China (Armonk, N.Y.: M. E. Sharpe, 1999). See also Azizur Rahman Khan, ‘‘The Impact of Recent Macroeconomic Changes on the Poor and Women in China ILO...

... fundamental 56. Wang Shaoguang, “The Great Transformation: The Double Movement in China,” boundary 2 35, no. 2 (Summer 2008): 15–47. 57. Yu Keping, Globalization and Changes in China’s Governance (Leiden: E. J. Brill, 2008). 58. Hong Ren et al., Kexue fazhan guan xuexi duben...