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1. “Xinzheng”—“New Administration” in the Late Qing Dynasty (1902–11)
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Chien-peng Chung
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Table of Contents 7
- Preface 13
- Introduction 17
- 1. “Xinzheng”—“New Administration” in the Late Qing Dynasty (1902–11) 37
- 2. Separatists, Central Government, and Foreign Involvement in Republican China (1912–49) 65
- 3. Case Studies of Separatism under the Republic of China Regimes (1912–49) 91
- 4. The Theory and Practice of Regional Autonomy for Minority Nationalities in the First Forty Years (1949–89) of the People’s Republic of China 121
- 5. Rising Ethnic Nationalism in China around the Millennium (1990–2007) 159
- 6. Heading for Ethnic Troubles (2007–10) 193
- 7. Tibet and Xinjiang in a State of Securitization (Since 2010) 215
- 8. Integration of Tibet and Xinjiang into Contemporary China: A Test of Propositions 257
- 9. Conclusion 293
- Index 323
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Table of Contents 7
- Preface 13
- Introduction 17
- 1. “Xinzheng”—“New Administration” in the Late Qing Dynasty (1902–11) 37
- 2. Separatists, Central Government, and Foreign Involvement in Republican China (1912–49) 65
- 3. Case Studies of Separatism under the Republic of China Regimes (1912–49) 91
- 4. The Theory and Practice of Regional Autonomy for Minority Nationalities in the First Forty Years (1949–89) of the People’s Republic of China 121
- 5. Rising Ethnic Nationalism in China around the Millennium (1990–2007) 159
- 6. Heading for Ethnic Troubles (2007–10) 193
- 7. Tibet and Xinjiang in a State of Securitization (Since 2010) 215
- 8. Integration of Tibet and Xinjiang into Contemporary China: A Test of Propositions 257
- 9. Conclusion 293
- Index 323
