Institutions and institutional change in China : premodernity and modernization /
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| Language: | English |
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Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire : New York :
Macmillan ; St. Martin's Press,
1998.
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| Series: | International political economy series
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Table of Contents:
- Institutions, Institutional Changes, and Modernization: A Conceptual Framework
- Modernization: The Arguments
- An Alternative Analytical Framework
- Human Needs, Behaviors and Institutions
- Human Behavior and Human Institutions
- Three Institutional Domains of Human Behavior
- Human Groupings and the Unit of Institutional Analysis
- Institutions and the Issue of Institutional Legitimacy
- Market, Premodern Social Life, Civil Society, and the State
- An Institutional Understanding of Modernity and Modernization
- Modernity: An Institutional Notion
- The Routes to Modernity
- The Variety of Modernity
- The Issue of "Post-Modernity"
- Timing and Other Remaining Methodological Issues
- The Issue of Timing in Institutional Analysis
- Why a State-led Route?
- Some Remaining Methodological Issues
- The Indicators: A Theory on Labor Allocation Patterns
- Labor Allocation Patterns: The Notion
- The Historical Types of LAP
- The Traditional LAP
- The Labor Market
- Authoritarian State Allocation
- A Historical Review of the Chinese Domestic Organizational Structure: A Peculiar Premodernity
- Labor Allocation in China: From Qin to Qing (Third Century BC-Nineteenth Century AD)
- Family-based LAP
- Serfdom and Slavery
- Commercialization, Handicraft Industries and Local Labor Markets
- The Era of Changes (1840-1949)
- Labor Market and Some Profound Distortions
- "Leaping Forward" to the Past (1949-78)
- Land Reform, Collectivization, and the Communes
- To Establish the Urban Authoritarian State LAP.