Privatizing China socialism from afar /
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Ithaca :
Cornell University Press,
2008.
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Sisdoallologahallan:
- Introduction : privatizing China : powers of the self, socialism from afar / Aihwa Ong and Li Zhang
- Private homes, distinct lifestyles : performing a new middle class / Li Zhang
- Property rights and homeowner activism in new neighborhoods / Benjamin L. Read
- Socialist land masters : the territorial politics of accumulation / You-tien Hsing
- Tax tensions : struggles over income and revenue / Bei Li and Steven M. Sheffrin
- "Reorganized moralism" : the politics of transnational labor codes / Pun Ngai
- Neoliberalism and Hmong/Miao transnational media ventures / Louisa Schein
- Consuming medicine and biotechnology in China / Nancy N. Chen
- Should I quit? : tobacco, fraught identity, and the risks of governmentality / Matthew Kohrman
- Wild consumptions : relocating responsibilities in the time of SARS / Mei Zhan
- Post-Mao professionalism : self-enterprise and patriotism / Lisa M. Hoffman
- Self-fashioning Shanghainese : dancing across spheres of value / Aihwa Ong
- Living buddhas, netizens, and the price of religious freedom / Dan Smyer Yü
- Privatizing control : Internet cafés in China / Zhou Yongming
- Afterword : thinking outside the Leninist corporate box / Ralph A. Litzinger.