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Sociology for Change ( 1 )

Publication series ：1

Author： Bian Yanjie;Chan Kwok-bun;Cheung Tak-sing

Publisher： Brill‎

Publication year： 2007

E-ISBN: 9789047419372

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9789004157064

P-ISBN(Hardback): 9789004157064

Subject： D676.58 Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the Peoples Republic of China

Language： ENG

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Social Transformations in Chinese Societies is the offi cial annual of The Hong Kong Sociological Association. It publishes articles of original research that addresses theoretical, methodological, or substantive issues of sociological signifi cance about social transformations in Chinese societies. The focus is mainly on Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, the Mainland, Singapore, and Chinese overseas.

Chapter

From the Editors

pp.： 9 – 10

Authors' Biographies

pp.： 11 – 16

SPECIAL FOCUS: SOCIOLOGY FOR CHANGE --- GUEST EDITOR: KU HOK-BUN

pp.： 17 – 88

Hopeful Sociology for Change (Ku Hok-bun)

pp.： 19 – 24

Toward a Hopeful Sociology (Richard Madsen)

pp.： 25 – 40

Religion and the (Second) Axial Age: Comments on Richard Madsen (Chan Hoi-man)

pp.： 41 – 50

Chinese Religion and the Modern Moral Order: Comments on Richard Madsen (Chan Shun-hing)

pp.： 51 – 56

Rejoinder to Chan and Chan (Richard Madsen)

pp.： 57 – 62

Public Sociology on a Global Scale (Michael Burawoy)

pp.： 63 – 74

Voices from the Margin (Lui Tai-lok)

pp.： 75 – 82

A Will to Public Sociology: Parrhesia or Dialectical Regression? (Pun Ngai)

pp.： 83 – 88

pp.： 89 – 204

Chinese Immigrant Women in Canada: From Professional to Family Careers (Janet Salaff and Arent Greve)

pp.： 91 – 122

Global Transformations and Rising Transparency: With Special Reference to the Recent Development in Four Chinese Societies (Burkart Holzner and Leslie Holzner)

pp.： 123 – 158

Where is the Stork? Sociological Insights into Barriers to Fertility in Singapore (Paulin T. Straughan, Angelique Chan and Gavin W. Jones)

pp.： 159 – 178

Decentering: The Rise of Hong Kong as a Network Society (Wong Siu-lun)

pp.： 179 – 204

pp.： 205 – 224

Chinese Business Networks and Chinese Entrepreneurship: Myths and Partial Truths—A Review Essay (Chu Yin-wah)

pp.： 207 – 224

pp.： 225 – 256

In the Name of Harmony and Prosperity: Labor and Gender Politics in Taiwan's Economic Restructuring (Tam Yuek-mui)

pp.： 225 – 227

Hong Kong's Tortuous Democratization: A Comparative Analysis (Alex Chan Wo-shun)

pp.： 228 – 231

Unstructuring Chinese Society: The Fictions of Colonial Practice and the Changing Realities of "Land" in the New Territories of Hong Kong (Alan Smart)

pp.： 232 – 234

The State and Life Chances in Urban China: Redistribution and Stratification, 1949–1994 (Wu Xiaogang)

pp.： 235 – 237

Moral Politics in a South Chinese Village: Responsibility, Reciprocity and Resistance (Wu Ka-ming)

pp.： 238 – 240

Made in China: Women Factory Workers in a Global Workplace (Janet Salaff)

pp.： 241 – 242

State, Market, and Religions in Chinese Societies (Cheris Chan Shun-ching)

pp.： 243 – 246

Colours of Money, Shades of Pride: Historicities and Moral Politics in Industrial Conflicts in Hong Kong (Shae Wan-chaw)

pp.： 247 – 256

Notice to Contributors

pp.： 257 – 260

Notice to Subscribers

pp.： 261 – 261

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