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Volume 29, Issue 4

November 1, 2021

ISSN 1067-9847

EISSN 1527-8271

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the maoism of prc history: against dominant trends in anglophone academia

Foreword

Foreword: The Maoism of PRC History

Aminda Smith

Introduction

Introduction: The Politics of (Maoist) History

Fabio Lanza

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PRC History in Crisis and Clover

Jeremy Brown

To Confront the Totality: A Critique of Empiricism in the Historiography of the People's Republic of China

Jake Werner

Beyond Bias: Critical Analysis and Layered Reading of Mao-Era Sources

Sigrid Schmalzer

Long Live the Mass Line! Errant Cadres and Post-Disillusionment PRC History

Aminda Smith

Rethinking the Political Economy of Development in Mao's China

Covell F. Meyskens

Foundations of Theory in PRC History: Mass Communications Research, Political Culture, and the Values Paradigm

Matthew D. Johnson

Breaking with the Family Form: Historical Categories, Social Reproduction, and Everyday Life in Late 1950s Rural China

Alexander F. Day

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Afterword: Conversing with the Good Left about PRC History

Jan Kiely

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