An interdisciplinary quarterly journal, China Perspectives provides insightful analysis of the latest political, economic, scoial and cultural trends in the Chinese world.
China Perspectives is an anonymously peer-reviewed academic journal. Its authority is ensured by an editorial board made up of reputed scholars, and by the expertise of its contributors.
It aims to provide a scientific perspective on contemporary issues. A serious yet readable journal, China Perspectives has already proven essential for sinologists and Asia analysts, but its broad scope and highly informative articles may be of interest to anyone keen on improving their knowledge about Greater China.
Since 2007, China Perspectives has changed its format. The journal is now organized under the following headings:
Special feature:
Comprehensive and in-depth analysis of one prominent aspect of developments regarding Greater China. A pluridisciplinary approach relying on the latest academic research.
Articles:
Research articles focusing on specific topics in relation with contemporary China.
China analysis:
In cooperation with the Asia Centre (Paris), a critical synthesis of recent articles published in the Chinese press and journal.
Book reviews:
Reviews of the latest significant publications on contemporary China.
2009/3 dernier numéro publié
The Deadlock in Tibet
- Elisabeth Allès et Françoise Robin
- Editorial [Texte intégral]
- Robert Barnett
- The Tibet Protests of Spring, 2008: [Texte intégral en ligne en septembre 2012]
- Conflict between the Nation and the State
- Elliot Sperling
- Tibet and China: The Interpretation of History Since 1950 [Texte intégral en ligne en septembre 2012]
- Andrew Martin Fischer
- The Political Economy of Boomerang Aid in China’s Tibet [Texte intégral en ligne en septembre 2012]
- Lecturer in Population and Social Policy, Institute of Social Studies, The Hague
- Françoise Robin
- The "Socialist New Villages" in the Tibetan Autonomous Region: Reshaping the rural landscape and controlling its inhabitants [Texte intégral en ligne en septembre 2012]
- Michel Bonnin
- Far from Harmonious: The Chinese Authorities’ Handling of the 2008 Tibet Crisis [Texte intégral en ligne en septembre 2012]
- Wang Lixiong
- Roadmap of Tibetan Independence [Texte intégral en ligne en septembre 2012]
Articles
- Valérie Niquet
- China in the Face of Economic Crisis [Texte intégral en ligne en septembre 2012]
- Camille Deprez
- Comparative Reflections on Hong Kong and Indian Cinema: Identity, Diaspora, and Cosmopolitanism [Texte intégral en ligne en septembre 2012]
Current Affairs
- Sebastian Veg
- Tibet, Nationalism, and the “West”: Questioning Economic and Political Modernity [Texte intégral en ligne en septembre 2012]
- Candice Tran Dai et Mathieu Duchâtel
- New Reforms to the Health System [Texte intégral en ligne en septembre 2012]
Book reviews
- Marie-Claire Bergère
- Nara Dillon and Jean Oi, (eds.), At the Crossroads of Empires: Middlemen, Social Networks, and State-Building in Republican Shanghai. [Texte intégral]
- Kathryn Edgerton-Tarpley
- Lu Weijing, True to Her Word: The Faithful Maiden Cult in Late Imperial China. [Texte intégral]
- Robert Barnett
- Melvyn C. Goldstein, A History of Modern Tibet. Volume 2: The Calm before the Storm, 1951-1955. [Texte intégral]
- Tze-ki Hon
- Max Ko-wu Huang, The Meaning of Freedom: Yan Fu and the Origins of Chinese Liberalism. [Texte intégral]
- Jean-Pierre Cabestan
- Yun-han Chu, Larry Diamond, Andrew J. Nathan, and Doh Chul Shin, eds., How East Asians View Democracy. [Texte intégral]
- Sally Sargeson
- Tamara Jacka, Rural Women in Urban China: Gender, Migration and Social Change. [Texte intégral]
- Claudia Astarita
- Lai Hongyi, Lim Tin Seng (eds.), Harmony and Development: ASEAN-China Relations, Singapore, World Scientific, 2007.&John Wong, Zou Keyuan, Zeng Huaqun (eds.), China-ASEAN Relations: Economic and Legal Dimensions, Singapore, World Scientific, 2006. [Texte intégral]
- Jens Damm
- Fang-Long Shih, Stuart Thompson, and Paul-François Tremlett (eds.), Re-writing Culture in Taiwan. [Texte intégral]
- David Bartel
- History and Memory: Present Reflections on the Past to Build Our Future. [Texte intégral]
- Kristof Van Den Troost
- Kenneth E. Hall, John Woo’s The Killer, Hong Kong, HKU Press, 2009, 124 pp. [Texte intégral]
- Camille Deprez
- Michael Ingham, Johnnie To Kei-Fung’s PTU. [Texte intégral]