| Number 71 June 2002 |
Twenty-First Century Review
Twenty Years of Chinese Reform: Reflections on Political Culture
4
The End of Reform and the Continuity of History
Wu Guo-guang
14
Social Transformation and Political Culture
Xu You-yu
China and the World: The Past Century
25
The Landlord Restitution Corps during the Second Kuomintang-Communist War
Liu Wo-yu
34
The Communist Party's Policy towards Bandits and Secret Societies during the Sino-Japanese War
Liang Jia-gui
Humanities
46
Rewriting Chinese Translation History
Eva Hung
55
A Comparative Analysis of Chinese and Japanese Ethical Cultures
Han Dong-yu
63
Orientalist Discourse in Transcultural Practice
Zhang Xing-cheng
73
The Fading Figures from an Epoch of Liberty and Adventure
Yu Qi-zhi
View on the World
80
Paul Cézanne's "Petite Sensation"
Szeto Lap
Politics and Law
88
The Le Pen Shock and French Constitutional Crisis
Chen Yan
93
A Historical Review of the Proposal of the Theory of "The Primary Stage of Socialism"
Feng Lan-rui
From the Scientific World
Article
98
A Genetic Interpretation of Human Genealogy
Li Hui, Song Xiu-feng, Jin Li
Peripatetic Notes
109
Does a Free Man Live Within or Beyond the Reach of Politics?
Cui Wei-ping
113
Anti-Globalization with Chinese Characteristics
Hao Jian
117
Rereading Chang Kwang-chih's The Stories of a Sweet Potato Man
Mu Ling-qi
Economics, Society and Media
120
Transnational Chinese: Empirical Analysis and Theoretical Inquiry
Liu Hong
132
Involution in Rural China as Reflected in the Relationship between the Peasant and the Nation
Cui Xiao-hui
Books, Views and Thoughts
141
Citizenship and the Logic of the Market in the Transitional Period
Wang Yi-jie
Notes and Comments
148
Li Su, A Study of the Chinese Judicial System at the Grassroot Level
Heng Fang
152
Xiaobo Lü, Cadres and Corruption: The Organizational Involution of the Chinese Communist Party
Shen Ming-min
155
Research Center for Military History, Academy of Military Sciences, PLA, A History of the Korean War
Xu You-wei
158
David Friedman, Law's Order: What Economics Has to Do with Law and Why It Matters
Liu Ching-yi
161
Pictorial Credits
162
From the Editor’s Desk
