...Eugene P. Boardman The Last Stand of Chinese Conservatism: The T'ung-Chih Restoration, 1862–1874 . By Mary Clabaugh Wright . Stanford : Stanford University Press , 1957 . x, 426 . Index. $7.50. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1958 1958 468 THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN...

...Giang Nguyen-Thu Abstract June 2018 was an intense time in Vietnam when one saw the role of social media in revealing and facilitating the (dis)congruity between connectivism, collectivism, and conservatism. On June 12, the National Assembly of Vietnam passed the controversial Cybersecurity Law...

...Fabio Lanza Asia First: China and the Making of Modern American Conservatism . By Joyce Mao . Chicago : Chicago University Press , 2015 . viii, 226 pp. ISBN: 9780226252711 (cloth). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 2016  2016 One does not usually think...

....) , 55:17–18. 30 Chung-hsing liang ch'ao sheng cheng , 15:9 and 22:15. NOTES SUNG ROOTS OF CHINESE POLITICAL CONSERVATISM: THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS James T. C. Liu T H E Sung period (960-1279), as is generally recognized, shaped the pattern of China's development for the last millennium...

...Sidney DeVere Brown Confucianism in Modern Japan. A Study of Conservatism in Japanese Intellectual History . By Warren W. Smith Jr. Tokyo : The Hokuseido Press , 1959 . xiv , 285 . Illustrations, Bibliography, Appendix, Index. $4.00. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies...

...Mike M. Mochizuki Policy and Politics in Japan: Creative Conservatism . By T. J. Pempel . Philadelphia : Temple University Press , 1982 . xix, 330 pp. References, Index. $22.00 (cloth); $10.95 (paper). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1987 1987 BOOK REVIEWS JAPAN...

...Satadru Sen Abstract This article examines the writings of the nineteenth-century Indian essayist Bhudeb Mukhopadhyay. Locating the writer within the history of colonial Bengal and a wider world of racial anxieties, it excavates the foundations of Indian conservatism outside the familiar terrain...

... of the Chinese revolution without sacrificing native traditions. Nevertheless, the stress on the revival of native morality was the most striking aspect of the movement with its historical context, and endowed it with an aura of conservatism that overshadowed its revolutionary claims and has dominated its image...

.... $16.00 themselves so much that Furth is led to question the meaning of the concept of conservatism in general, and the idea of cultural conservatism in particular. She concludes that the concept has a solid core. Its essence was "a belief that too much human meddling in the historical process is foolish...

.... Xiaoming Chen . 1992 . “ Baoshouxing yu hefahua ” (Conservatism and legitimization). Zhongguo Luntan (Taibei) 32 . 5 (February): 93 – 97 . Cohen Jean L. , and Arato Andrew . 1992 . Civil Society and Political Theory . Cambridge, Mass : MIT Press : 31 – 36 . Zhenglai Deng...

.... This was a dramatic change—greatly welcomed by the public—from the confrontational politics of the Kishi administration, which had been ousted by tumultuous mass demonstrations. Fukunaga offers an insightful analysis of the vision of conservatism they shared, one that sought gradual reform while respecting tradition...

... control of the conservative Muslim party (NU), continues a longstanding pattern of associating Muslim administration with Muslim conservatism, while reformist Muslim intellectuals stand aloof. Tracing the expansion, rationalization, and centralization of the Islamic courts, Lev shows how the courts...

... control of the conservative Muslim party (NU), continues a longstanding pattern of associating Muslim administration with Muslim conservatism, while reformist Muslim intellectuals stand aloof. Tracing the expansion, rationalization, and centralization of the Islamic courts, Lev shows how the courts...

... is understandable. Failure to catch threads in one's own culture is less tolerable. It is anachronistic to apply the term "Conservatism" to the late eighteenth century as to an already hardened party, or to apply the term "Westernization" as a concept of that era. None deny Burke's place as a patriarch...

... their relationship to the new approach. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1969 1969 1 For the information presented here on what I have called militant conservatism, see Eastman Lloyd , “ Ch'ing-i and Chinese Policy Formation During the Nineteenth Century ,” Journal of Asian...

.... Kenneth Pyle's thoughtful essay describes a complex tradition of conservatism generally associated with the ideas of nationalism, an organic view of historical change which advocates the preservation of a unique culture and institutions, and social control and argues that this current of thought emerged...

... differences between the conservatism of many of these activists and the more moderate conservatism of the LDP Government, which often followed popular opinion. Indeed, for Ruoff, it is precisely the nature of popular support that shows perhaps counterintuitively the extent to which the population had come...

... conservatism, a drawing-in of the community to itself, and a jealous maintenance of the status quo. The exciting new term "progress" primarily connotes political enlightenment to the people of Rarak, suggesting to them changes such as the increased efficiency of village administration and the new presence...

... argument—that the persistence of this discourse counters the teleological narrative of the radicalization of Chinese thought in the early twentieth century—is convincing. “Modernizing conservatism” is presented as so omnipresent, however, that it ultimately has little explanatory power. He finds traces...

... Mainstream liberals in Fung's book remain, as in earlier scholarship, a divided and contentious collection. Fung uses labels such as “Westernized radicalism,” “Cultural conservatism,” and “Politicocultural nationalism” to capture the main strands within the liberal camp. These labels are important...