| Number 144 August 2014 |
The Twenty-First Century Review
The Land Problem of China
4
“Tragedy of the Anticommons”: Dilemma in China’s Urbanization
Tao Ran, Wang
13
The Reform of Collective Rural Land Ownership and the Unification of China’s Urban and Rural Land Markets
Pan Xue-fang
Research Articles
22
Why Communists Accepted Communism?: An Analysis of the Chinese Communist Party’s Seventh Central Committee Members
Zhou Lu-yang
38
Conference of Senior Cadres of the Northwest Bureau: Another Side of the Yan’an Rectification Movement
Wang Long-fei
52
A Counterproductive Policy: China’s Territorial Settlements in the Cold War Years
Shen Zhi-hua
62
The Transformation of Chinese Science Fictions in the Early 1980s
Zhan Ling
77
Delimitation of Interests and Community Participation: An Analysis of Two Cases
Chen Guo-qiang
View on the World
90
The Shape of Temporal Flow: On Contemporary Art Exhibitions and Historical Narratives
Vivian Ting Wing-yan
Book Reviews
103
On the “Pre- and Post-Sixteen Words Policy”: The Destiny of the Underground Communist Party in the White Area—Reading The “Red Rock” Generations and Rejection of Servility
Pei Yi-ran
113
Informants and the Public Security in Mao’s China: A Review on Michael Schoenhals, Spying for the People: Mao’s Secret Agents, 1949-1967
Liang Jia-nong
124
Historical View on the Study of Doctor-Patient Disputes: A Review on Long Wei, Study of the Doctor-Patient Disputes in the Republic of China, 1927-1949
Ma Jin-sheng
132
The Life and Literature of Liu Zai-fu: From Walking towards the Depth of Life
Shen Xia-yan
141
On a Modern Trail: Japan, Civilizing or Militarizing?—A Review on Watanabe Hiroshi, A History of Japanese Political Thought, 1600-1901
Lu Yu-xin
152
Tripartite Interactions
154
From the Editor’s Desk
155
Pictorial Credits
