China's Quest for Modernization

Preface 

1. Approaches to the study of modern Chinese history: external versus internal causations
    Wang Xi

2. Middle county radicalism: the May Fourth Movement in Hangzhou 
    Wen-Hsin Yeh

3. Evolution of modern Chinese society from the perspective of population changes, 1840-1949 
    Zhang Kaimin

4. Historical demography in late imperial China: recent research results and implications
    James Lee

5. Modernization and the structure of the Chinese economy in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries 
    Madeleine Zelin

6. New approach to China's century of great transformation, 1840s-1940s 
    Luo Rongqu

7. Western learning and social transmutation in the late Qing 
    Chen Jiang

8. Dowager Empress Cixi and Toshmichi: a comparative study of modernization in China and Japan 
    Ding Richu

9. Political parties, party conflicts, and society in early Republican China 
    Yang Liqiang

10. Intercultural connections and Chinese development: external and internal spheres of modern China's foreign relations 
    William C. Kirby

11. Emergence and development of China's modern capitalist enterprises 
    Zhang Guohui

12. Popular protest and political progress in modern China 
    Elizabeth J. Perry

13. Power structure and modernization policies in twentieth-century China 
    Marie-Claire Bergère –

14. Influence of Shanghai's modernization on the economy of the Yangzi Valley 
    Zhang Zhongli and Pan Junxiang –

15. State and civil society in the history of Chinese modernity 
    Prasenjit Duara

16. Civil society in late imperial and modern China 
    Frederic Wakeman, Jr.

17. Issues in the evolution of modern China in East Asian comparative perspective 
    Joshua A. Fogel.

Contributors