Routledge Handbook of Revolutionary China

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Introduction
1 Japanese goals, Chinese realities at the grassroots: the Japanese Occupation in northern Zhejiang, 1937–42
2 The rise of the Chinese Communist military-fiscal party-state in Shandong Province, 1937–45
3 New China Daily: social change and the class project in wartime Nationalist China
4 Liberation: a view from the Southwest
5 The search for a Socialist everyday: the urban communes
6 Changes in the rural land system and power structure in the countryside
7 “There is no crisis and it is going to go away soon, anyhow”—propaganda, denialism and revisionism in debating the Great Leap Forward famine
8 Gospel light or imperialist poison? Controversies of the Christian community in China, 1922–55
9 A (wo)men’s revolution? Small feet, large hands and visions of womanhood in China’s long twentieth century
10 The afterlife of Sun Yat-sen during the Republic (1925–49)
11 The New Life Movement and national sacrifice
12 Learning the new culture: rural literacy education in Shanxi in the 1930s and 1940s
13 Making Taiwan Chinese, 1945–60
14 Chinese professions, the nation and revolution, 1895–1965
15 Roles of the beautiful nation in the making of a revolutionary Middle Kingdom
16 Closest model, rival and fateful enemy: China’s political economy, law and Japan
17 Ambiguous paradigms: the Russian model and the Chinese Revolution
18 All rivers flow into the sea: the making of China’s most cosmopolitan city
19 Public space and public life: transformation of urban China, 1900–2000
20 The nationalization of the hardship of travel in China, 1895–1949: progress, hygiene and national concern
21 Chinese revolutions and the ebb and flow of revolutionary historiography
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