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|b U72 1995
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|a Urban spaces in contemporary China :
|b the potential for autonomy and community in post-Mao China /
|c edited by Deborah S. Davis ... [et. al.].
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|a [Washington, D.C.] :
|b Woodrow Wilson Center Press ;
|c 1995.
|a Cambridge [England] ;
|a New York :
|b Cambridge University Press,
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|a ix, 449 p. ;
|b ill. :
|c 24 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a 1. Introduction: Urban China / Deborah S. Davis -- Pt. I. Urban Space-- Introduction / Barry Naughton. 2. Urban transformation in post-MaoChina: impacts of the reform era on China's urban form / Piper RaeGaubatz. 3. Cities in the Chinese economic system: changing roles andconditions for autonomy / Barry Naughton. 4. State sprawl: theregulatory state and social life in a small Chinese city / VivienneShue. 5. The floating population in the cities: chances forassimilation? / Dorothy J. Solmger -- Pt. II. Urban Culture andIdentities -- Introduction / Richard Kraus. 6. The politics of privatetime: changing leisure patterns in urban China / Shaoguang Wang. 7.China's artists between plan and market / Richard Kraus. 8. Velvetprisons and the political economy of Chinese filmmaking / Paul G.Pickowicz. 9. The avant-garde's challenge to official art / Julia F.Andrews and Gao Minglu. 10. The disintegration of the poetic "BerlinWall" / Su Wei and Wendy Larson -- Pt. III. Urban Associations.
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|a Cities and towns
|z China
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|a City and town life
|z China.
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|a Urbanization
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