Journal of International Affairs

Winter 1996: Contemporary China: The Consequences of Change

• Editors' Foreword

• Social Change and the Chinese Communist Party: Domestic Problems of Rule,  by Peter Ferdinand

• Succession Politics and China's Future,  by David Bachman

• Culture, "Race" and Nation: The Formation of National Identity in Twentieth Century China,  by Frank Dikotter

• Rising Sectionalism in China,  by Dali L. Yang and Houkai Wei

• The Andrew Wellington Cordier Essay: Women and the State in Post-1949 Rural China,  by Kellee S. Tsai

• Business Law in China: Evolutionary Revolution,  by Edmund C. Duffy

• Why China Matters,  by Edward Friedman

• Addressing the Human Rights Issue in Sino-American Relations,  by Peter Van Ness

• Regional Security Issues,  by June Teufel DreyerÊ

• Securities Markets and China's International Economic Integration,  by Solomon M. Karmel

• Migration From China,  by Ronald Skeldon

• Maximum Flexibility, Rigid Framework: China's Policy Towards Hong Kong and its Implications,  by Steve Tsang

• Economic Development, Political Stability and International Respect,  by Jia Qingguo