附註:Includes bibliographical references (pages 391-418) and index.
Bureaucratic Capitalism and the Emergence of Popular Antistate Protest -- State Making and the Intrusion of the Shuijingtuan into the Peasants' Salt Market -- The Peasant Saltmakers' Struggle in Puyang -- Qian Kou Village: The Police Attack on Prosperity -- The Police Attack on Impoverished Qi Ji -- The Battle with the Bicycle Cops in Subsistence-Level Fanzhuang -- Peasant Resentment, War, and National Resistance -- Community, Culture, and the Persistence of Rural Collective Action: Qian Foji in the CCP-Led War of Resistance -- The Popular Fear of the Return of the Kuomintang Fiscal Center and the Outbreak of Civil War.
摘要:There are many books on the Chinese revolution, but none cover the politics of the revolution like this one. The author's collection and use of oral histories - from the last remaining eyewitnesses - and written corroborative materials is a remarkable achievement; his new interpretation of why China's rural people supported and joined the Communists in their quest for state power is dramatically different from what has come before.
