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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments . . ix
Introduction . . 1
Chapter One - Theoretical Considerations . . 7
Chapter Two - The American Occupation Zone: Theory and Compromise . . 29
Chapter Three - The French Occupation Zone: Legislation and Practice . . 51
Chapter Four - The British Occupation Zone: Legislation and Practice . . 105
Chapter Five - Prosecution of Denunciation Cases in the Federal Republic of Germany . . 207

Conclusion . . 287
Notes . . 291
Bibliography . . 333
Index . . 343
About the Author . . 349

Preface . . ix

Introduction . . 1

Part One: Evolution
1. Enlightenment in the Ivory Tower . . 17
2. Say No to Indonesia's Anti-Chinese Riot . . 35
3. Sino-U.S. Cyber Wars . . 45
4. Post 9/11 Transition of Priority . . 59
5. Direct Confrontations with Japan 73

Part Two: Definitions
6. Chineseness . . 91
7. Cyber Public Sphere . . 101
8. Nationalism . . 109
9. Chinese Nationalism . . 121
10. Chinese Cyber Sphere . . 135
11. Cyber Nationalism . . 147
12. Chinese Cyber Nationalism . . 155

Part Three: Reflections
13. Key Players . . 165
14. Policy Makers . . 179
15. General Online Pubic . . 189

Inconclusion . . 201

Notes . . 217
Bibliography . . 247
Index . . 259
About the Author . . 267

Figures . . ix
Tables . . x
Acknowledgments . . xi

Introduction . . 1
Chapter 1 Reflections on Development Approaches to the Chinese Civil Society . . 9
Chapter 2 The Rise of Industrial Associations in Wenzhou . . 35
Chapter 3 Organizational Governance of Industrial Associations in Wenzhou . . 53
Chapter 4 Industrial Governance and Performance of Industrial Associations in Wenzhou . . 81
Chapter 5 Social Governance of Industrial Associations in Wenzhou . . 119
Chapter 6 The Malfunction of Industrial Associations in Wenzhou and Its Rectification . . 137
Chapter 7 The Relationship between Industrial Associations and the Government in Wenzhou . . 157
Chapter 8 Conclusion: Lessons from Wenzhou . . 179

Bibliography . . 189
Index . . 203
About the Authors . . 211

Acknowledgements . . ix
Introduction . . xi

1 What Is Capitalism and Why It Is a Problem . . 1
2 Ways Not to Think About Getting Past Capitalism . . 39
3 The Reproduction of Capitalist Processes . . 59
4 Getting Past Capitalism... or How to Fight a Hydra in a Fog . . 89
5 Alternatives to Capitalism . . 101
6 Practical Steps for Building a Movement to Get Past Capitalism . . 127

Bibliography . . 159
Index . . 167

Acknowledgments . . vii
Introduction . . 1

I: Rights . . 19
1 Liberty and Rights in American and British Conservatism . . 21

II: Foreign Policy . . 43
2 New Directions in British Foreign Policy? . . 45
3 Conservative US Foreign Policy . . 63

III: Religion . . 79
4 Religion and Conservatism in the United Kingdom . . 81
5 The Religious Right in the United States: Obscured by Libertarianism? . . 99

IV: Economics . . 113
6 The British Conservative Party and Economic Policy: From Mrs. Thatcher to David Cameron . . 115
7 Free-Market Conservatives Faced with the Economic Crisis: The Paradox of a Revival in the United States . . 143

Conclusion . . 165
Index . . 173
About the Contributors . . 175