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Revue | China perspectives |
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Numéro | no 65, may-june 2006 |
Texte intégral en ligne | Accessible sur l'internet |
Society
- The Three Gorges Dam Project—Religious Practices and Heritage Conservation - Katiana Le Mentec Yunyang, in the heart of the Three Gorges region, is bearing the brunt of the consequences of the dam's construction, through the flooding of agricultural lands, the resettlement of families, the wholesale rebuilding of urban centres and the relocation of the famous Zhang Fei temple. At the core of vital economic, ideological and symbolic interests are historical and religious relics and the worship of local deities. From local development policies to citizen initiatives, these fundamental markers of community identity are the subject of many different investments and reworkings. They are showing themselves to be particularly crucial for consolidation of the identity of the inhabitants frayed by the trauma that the region is currently undergoing.
- Debates and Classification Struggles Regarding the Representation of Migrants Workers - Éric Florence
- The Three Gorges Dam Project—Religious Practices and Heritage Conservation - Katiana Le Mentec
International Relations
- Russia: No Strategic Partnership With China in View - Iliyas Sarsembaev
Law
Literature
- Wang Wenxing, “Back to Back” With the Present - Sandrine Marchand
- Interviews with Yang Jiang - Liu Meizhu
Book Reviews
- Fei-Ling Wang, Organizing Through Division and Exclusion: China's Hukou System - Chloé Froissart
- Chih-jou Jay Chen, Transforming Rural China : How Local Institutions Shape Property Rights in China - Weiyong Yang
- Chen Ying, in collaboration with Claude Aubert, The Peasants of Mancang : the Chronicle of a Taiwanese village - Stéphanie Homola
- Yanrui Wu, China's Economic Growth : A Miracle with Chinese Characteristics - Cécile Batisse
- Evelyne Micollier (ed.), Sexual Cultures in East Asia. The Social Construction of Sexuality and Sexual Risk in a Time of AIDS - Vincent Rollet
- S. Frederick Starr (ed.), Xinjiang. China's Muslim Borderland - Rémi Castets