Journal of Current Chinese Affairs - China aktuell

1999 - 2017

From Institute of Asian Studies, GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Hamburg
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Democratization of the People’s Republic of China and Military Conflict in the Taiwan Strait pp. 6-31: Mario Esteban
Democracy, Chinese Style – The 17th Party Congress of the Chinese Communist Party pp. 32-55: Heike Holbig
The New Faces after the 17th Party Congress of the Chinese Communist Party pp. 56-82: Jen-Kai Liu
Dashed Hopes – EU-China Relations after the EU’s 2006 Communication on China pp. 83-98: Guenter Schucher
“Water Feeding Water” – A New Type of Water Supply Association in Rural China pp. 99-116: Ylva Monschein

Product Quality and Safety: China’s Achilles’ Heel in Foreign Trade pp. 9-24: Margot Schüller
The Politics of China’s “Green GDP” pp. 25-39: H. Christoph Steinhardt and Yihong Jiang
China’s Pursuit of Harmony: Hope and Reality pp. 40-69: Guenter Schucher
Corruption and the Anti-corruption Struggle in China – Fighting Windmills pp. 70-95: Jen-Kai Liu
The Passage of the Labour Contract Law against the Background of Modern Slave Labour in the PRC pp. 96-114: Barbara Darimont
The Impact of Western Human Rights Policies on the Human Rights Situation in China pp. 115-136: Frédéric Krumbein

China’s Women Sex Bloggers and Dialogic Sexual Politics on the Chinese Internet pp. 10-44: James Farrer
The Gay Space in Chinese Cyberspace: Self-Censorship, Commercialisation and Misrepresentation pp. 45-73: Loretta Wing Wah Ho
Ethical-moral Limits of Public Communication – Neglected Dimension Within the Discourse on Internet Censorship in China pp. 74-95: Karsten Giese and Constanze Müller
Administration, Censorship and Control in the Chinese Media: The State of the Art pp. 96-118: Thomas Scharping

Coming to Terms with the Past in the PR China: Coping with the Great Leap Forward Famine pp. 3-28: Felix Wemheuer
Protection of Intellectual Property Rights in the People’s Republic of China – Status Quo and Limitations pp. 29-60: Katja Levy
Ten Turbulent Years since the Change of Sovereignty in Hong Kong pp. 61-76: Katrin Willmann
Ideological Change in Chinese Religious Policy: Resolving a Legitimacy Crisis? pp. 77-94: Philipp Hetmanczyk

From Rural Poverty to Urban Poverty: A Case Study in Shanxi pp. 10-39: Mei Zhang
The Risk of Impoverishment. The Social Impact of Involuntary Resettlement in Rural China pp. 40-66: Bettina Gransow
China as the New Colonial Power in Africa? Disputed Strategies of Securing Resources pp. 67-78: Margot Schüller and Helmut Asche
China's Defence White Papers - A Different Perspective on the Peaceful Rise pp. 79-94: Saskia Hieber
The 2007 Chief Executive Elections in Hong Kong: Democratic Warm-Up or the Way towards Populist Authoritarianism pp. 95-112: H. Christoph Steinhardt

China s Energy Consumption 2005 pp. 5-38: Matthias Eifert, Andreas Oberheitmann and Paul Suding
China s Energy and Raw Material Diplomacy and the Implications for the EU-China Relations pp. 39-56: Frank Umbach
Why China s Thirst for Energy does not Trigger Resource Wars pp. 57-75: Maximilian Mayer
Elections in Taipei and Kaohsiung: A Vote for the Center pp. 76-92: Hans-Wilm Schütte

Rural-Urban Inequality in China: Spatial or Sectoral? pp. 6-47: Carsten Herrmann-Pillath
China und die nukleare Herausforderung Nordkoreas pp. 48-61: David Shim
Wirtschaftliche Kooperation zwischen China und Indien - eine Allianz der neuen Mächte? pp. 62-76: Karsten Giese
Die Allianz der neuen Mächte? Zur politischen Kooperation zwischen Indien und China pp. 77-89: Christian Wagner
Chinas Engagement in Afrika: Rhetorik und Realität pp. 90-104: Constanze Müller

Strukturelle Anpassungen der chinesischen Automobilzulieferindustrie pp. 5-46: Katja Pesselhoy
Ein Gespenst geht um in China - das Gespenst sozialer Instabilität pp. 47-63: Guenter Schucher
Die deutsche Regierung hat gewechselt - der Deutsch-Chinesische Rechtsstaatsdialog geht weiter pp. 64-82: Katja Levy
Verschärfte Medienkontrolle oder Protektionismus? pp. 83-90: Katrin Willman

Sozialkapital im chinesischen Kontext: Einige Überlegungen und empirische Ergebnisse aus Taiwan pp. 3-46: H. Christoph Steinhardt
Chinas neues Arbeitsvertragsgesetz – Stärkung der Schwachen oder nur Beruhigungspille? pp. 47-65: Guenter Schucher
Neue Methoden zur Steigerung der Bildungsqualität an chinesischen Hochschulen pp. 66-80: Katrin Willmann
Steering between Humanitarian Medicine and the Commodity Market: China Sets Out to Govern Human Organ Transplants pp. 81-98: Ole Döring

Chinese Affiliates Mature: International Expansion Strategies of German Manufacturers in the PRC pp. 5-46: Lutz Kaufmann, Dirk Panhans, Boney Poovan and Benedikt Sobotka
Hu Goes to Washington: Comments on the Development of U.S.-China Economic Relations pp. 47-60: Margot Schüller and Makbule Top
Trends of Scholarship in the Study of the Politics and International Relations of Contemporary China pp. 61-73: Shaun Breslin
Torn between Two (or More?) Lovers: Some Thoughts on Economic Research on China pp. 74-89: Doris Fischer
New Research Trends in Anthropology/Sociology of China pp. 90-98: Elisabeth J. Croll

Herrschaft, Vertrauen und Legitimität in der VR China pp. 5-40: Gunter Schubert
Selbstbewusste Zurückhaltung nach dem indischamerikanischen Nuklear-Deal pp. 41-50: Karsten Giese
Ideologische Gratwanderung. Die Jahrestagung des Nationalen Volkskongresses pp. 51-59: Heike Holbig
Die Rolle ausländischer Unternehmen im Innovationssystem Shanghais pp. 60-88: Fei Jingfang

Zwischen Ablehnung und Akzeptanz – Menschenrechte und Geschichte im modernen China pp. 7-40: Klaus Mühlhahn
Ausländische Banken drängen nach China – Marktchancen werden höher als Risiken eingeschätzt pp. 41-56: Margot Schüller
Der Chemieunfall von Songhua und das Potenzial für soziale Proteste pp. 57-65: Katrin Willmann
Kreis- und Kommunalwahlen in Taiwan: Ein Machtwechsel kündigt sich an pp. 66-79: Hans-Wilm Schütte and Guenter Schucher
Das neue Stiftungsrecht in der VR China – Fortschritt in Sachen Zivilgesellschaft? pp. 80-92: Katja Levy