Journal of Current Chinese Affairs - China aktuell

1999 - 2017

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Driving the City: Taxi Drivers and the Tactics of Everyday Life in Beijing pp. 175–205: Gladys Pak Lei Chong
The Shaping of Chinese Corporate Social Responsibility pp. 3-18: May Tan-Mullins and Peter S. Hofman
Successes and Failures of Corporate Social Responsibility Mechanisms in Chinese Extractive Industries pp. 19-39: May Tan-Mullins
Chinese NGO–Firm Partnerships and CSR from an Institutional Perspective pp. 41-74: Douglas Whitehead
Greening the Field? How NGOs Are Shaping Corporate Social Responsibility in China pp. 75-110: Susannah M. Davis and Dirk C. Moosmayer
Collaborative Socially Responsible Practices for Improving the Position of Chinese Workers in Global Supply Chains pp. 111-141: Peter S. Hofman, Bin Wu and Kaiming Liu
Bittersweet China: New Discourses of Hardship and Social Organisation pp. 143-174: Michael B. Griffiths and Jesper Zeuthen

The Impacts of Changing Ruling Parties in the Twenty-First Century pp. 3-12: Ming-Yeh T. Rawnsley
Lessons of Defeat and Success: Taiwan’s 2012 Elections in Comparative Perspective pp. 13-43: Charles Chen
Learning a Lesson from Taiwan? A Comparison of Changes and Continuity of Labour Policies in Taiwan and China pp. 45-70: Chun-Yi Lee
The Change of Ruling Parties and Taiwan’s Claim to Multiculturalism before and after 2008 pp. 71-103: Isabelle Cheng and Dafydd Fell
Anti–Media-Monopoly Policies and Further Democratisation in Taiwan pp. 105-128: Ming-Yeh T. Rawnsley and Chien-san Feng
Change and Continuities: Taiwan’s Post-2008 Environmental Policies pp. 129-159: Simona A. Grano
Fragmentation, Centralisation and Policy Learning: An Example from China’s Wind Industry pp. 175-205: Marius Korsnes

Editorial pp. 3-6: Karsten Giese
Western-Chinese Academic Collaboration in the Social Sciences pp. 7-12: Sascha Klotzbücher
Shifting Ideologics of Research Funding: The CPC’s National Planning Office for Philosophy and Social Sciences pp. 13-32: Heike Holbig
The Impact of Changing Incentives in China on International Cooperation in Social Science Research on China pp. 33-46: Doris Fischer
Changes in International Research Cooperation in China: Positive Perspectives pp. 47-64: Josef Gregory Mahoney
“Embedded Research” in Collaborative Fieldwork pp. 65-85: Sascha Klotzbücher
Religious Revival among the Zhuang People in China: Practising “Superstition” and Standardizing a Zhuang Religion pp. 107-144: Ya-ning Kao
Of Canons and Commodities: The Cultural Predicaments of Nuosu-Yi “Bimo Culture” pp. 145-179: Olivia Kraef
Re-Fusing Ethnicity and Religion: An Experiment on Tibetan Grounds pp. 181-204: Martin Saxer

Perceptions, Practices and Adaptations: Understanding Chinese–African Interactions in Africa pp. 3-8: Karsten Giese
Sino-African Encounters in Ghana and Nigeria: From Conflict to Conviviality and Mutual Benefit pp. 9-39: Ben Lampert and Giles Mohan
Significant Others: Security and Suspicion in Chinese–Angolan Encounters pp. 41-69: Cheryl Mei-ting Schmitz
The Chinese Presence in Burkina Faso: A Sino-African Cooperation from Below pp. 71-101: Guive Khan Mohammad
Place-based and Place-bound Realities: A Chinese Firm’s Embeddedness in Tanzania pp. 103-138: Tanny Men
Chinese Employers and Their Ugandan Workers: Tensions, Frictions and Cooperation in an African City pp. 139-176: Codrin Arsene
The KMT–CCP Forum: Securing Consent for Cross-Strait Rapprochement pp. 213-241: André Beckershoff

Rebalancing China’s Emergent Capitalism: State Power, Economic Liberalization and Social Upgrading pp. 3-16: Christopher A. McNally, Boy Lüthje and Tobias ten Brink
Paradoxes of Prosperity in China’s New Capitalism pp. 17-44: Tobias ten Brink
Refurbishing State Capitalism: A Policy Analysis of Efforts to Rebalance China’s Political Economy pp. 45-71: Christopher A. McNally
Asset or Liability? The Role of the Financial System in the Political Economy of China’s Rebalancing pp. 73-104: Julian Gruin
Diverging Trajectories: Economic Rebalancing and Labour Policies in China pp. 105-137: Boy Lüthje
Moving Beyond Cheap Labour? Industrial and Social Upgrading in the Garment and LED Industries of the Pearl River Delta pp. 139-170: Florian Butollo

Introduction to Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 3/2013: Local Autonomy and Welfare Policy in Greater China pp. 3-6: Sonny Lo
Resident Evaluation and Expectation of Social Services in Guangzhou pp. 7-28: Ka Ho Mok and Genghua Huang
Local Autonomy in Action: Beijing’s Hong Kong and Macau Policies pp. 29-54: Bill Chou
From Minimum Wage to Standard Work Hour: HKSAR Labour Politics in Regime Change pp. 55-86: Lawrence K. K. Ho and Ming K. Chan
A Comparative Analysis of the Cash Handout Policy of Hong Kong and Macau pp. 87-100: Bruce Kam Kwan Kwong
Online Consultation and Citizen Feedback in Chinese Policymaking pp. 101-120: Steven J. Balla and Zhou Liao

The Dilemma of Stability Preservation in China pp. 3-19: Chongyi Feng
Preserving Stability and Rights Protection: Conflict or Coherence? pp. 21-50: Chongyi Feng
Rationalising Stability Preservation through Mao’s Not So Invisible Hand pp. 51–77: Susan Trevaskes
Rising Central Spending on Public Security and the Dilemma Facing Grassroots Officials in China pp. 79–109: Yu Xie

Chinese Impacts and Impacting China pp. 3-5: Karsten Giese
Aid Donor Meets Strategic Partner? The European Union’s and China’s Relations with Ethiopia pp. 7-36: Christine Hackenesch

Contemporary Taiwan Studies in Europe: More Institutionalized, More Vital pp. 4: Gunter Schubert
Political Polarization in Taiwan: A Growing Challenge to Catch-all Parties? pp. 7-31: Cal Clark and Alexander C. Tan