European and Chinese sociologies : a new dialogue /
European and Chinese sociologies : a new dialogue /
edited by Laurence Roulleau-Berger, Li Peilin.
- 1 online resource (xxvi, 342 pages) : illustrations.
- International comparative social studies ; v. 26 .
- International Comparative Social Studies 26. Social Sciences E-Books Online, Collection 2012, ISBN: 9789004223318. .
Includes bibliographical references (p. [323]-339) and index.
Preliminary Material / Introductions European and Chinese Sociologies: A New Dialogue / Societies, Modernities and Globalization Modernity and Modernization / The Economical Status and Social Attitudes of Migrant Workers in China / The Crisis of ‘Organised Modernity’ / Transition Sociology Trends and New Prospects / Multiple Modernities, Inequalities and Intermediate Spaces / Neither Global nor National: Novel Assemblages of Territory, Authority, and Rights / Class, Individual and Society Social Mobility and Social Class in China: A Comparative Study of Intragenerational Mobility Models Before and After the Economic Reforms / The Rise of the ‘Middle Classes’ or the Moyennisation of Society in Contemporary France: A Difficult Debate / Individualism, Autonomy, Social Institution: How to overcome the Dichotomy between the Individual and Society / Social Existence of Chinese Middle Class in Contemporary China: Class Cognition and Political Consciousness / Guanxilization and Categorization: Theoretical Considerations Based on Two Case Studies / State, Democraty and Citizenship Conflict, Trust and Democracy in Eastern Europe / Civil Society in Community Governance: The Experience from China / Testing Recognition: New Injunctions and Disjunctions of Democracy in Western Europe / A New Economy of Legality and the Process of Legitimization in Contemporary Societies / Folk Society and Ritual State / Dual integration of Social Order: Analysis of a Case of Property Right Dispute / Ethics, Legitimacy and Vulnerability in Europe / Housing Transforms China: The Homeowners’ Rights Campaign in B City / Economic Transformations and New Social Inequalities Employment Regulation in the Wake of Globalisation / Is There a Future for Industrial Democracy? / Industrial Relations and Inequalities in Western Europe: Questions for the Evolution of Chinese Labour Markets / Three Types of Discrimination against Migrant Workers in the Labor Market and Logical Consequences / Dualism and Diversity: A Comparative Analysis of Unemployment in Italy / Three Decades of Chinese Women. State, Family, Women: Comments on the Last Two Decades of Women or Gender Related Sociological Studies / Conclusion / Bibliography / Index / Laurence Roulleau-Berger and Li Peilin -- Laurence Roulleau-Berger -- Alain Touraine -- Li Peilin and Li Wei -- Robert Castel -- Sun Liping -- Laurence Roulleau-Berger -- Saskia Sassen -- Li Chunling -- Catherine Bidou-Zachariasen -- Alain Ehrenberg -- Li Lulu -- Yang Yiyin -- Anna Krasteva -- Li Youmei -- Jean-Paul Payet -- Jacques Commaille -- Guo Yuhua -- Zhang Jing -- Patrick Pharo -- Shen Yuan -- Michel Lallement -- Catherine Paradeise -- David Marsden -- Liu Shiding -- Enzo Mingione and Jonathan Pratschke -- Tong Xin -- Michel Wieviorka -- Laurence Roulleau-Berger and Li Peilin -- Laurence Roulleau-Berger and Li Peilin.
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Sociology is subject to a process of internationalisation. The rapid development of China has provided the ‘China experience’ and shown the emergence of a new sociology. In this book a dialogue between European and Chinese sociologists is opening up new horizons for Western thought in a context of economic and cultural globalisation. The objective is to embark on a process of epistemological reconfiguration, deconstructing reality on the basis of dividing up the world. This book deals with some fundamental sociological issues: modernities and globalisation, class and society, state and democracy, economic change and inequalities in Europe and in China. In the wake of the de-colonial critique of post-colonial studies, the aim of this book is to examine the question of the de-westernisation of knowledge in sociology.
9789004217164
10.1163/9789004217164 DOI
2011034920
Sociology--Europe.
Sociology--China.
Sociology--Comparative method.
HM477.E85 / E97 2012
301.094
Includes bibliographical references (p. [323]-339) and index.
Preliminary Material / Introductions European and Chinese Sociologies: A New Dialogue / Societies, Modernities and Globalization Modernity and Modernization / The Economical Status and Social Attitudes of Migrant Workers in China / The Crisis of ‘Organised Modernity’ / Transition Sociology Trends and New Prospects / Multiple Modernities, Inequalities and Intermediate Spaces / Neither Global nor National: Novel Assemblages of Territory, Authority, and Rights / Class, Individual and Society Social Mobility and Social Class in China: A Comparative Study of Intragenerational Mobility Models Before and After the Economic Reforms / The Rise of the ‘Middle Classes’ or the Moyennisation of Society in Contemporary France: A Difficult Debate / Individualism, Autonomy, Social Institution: How to overcome the Dichotomy between the Individual and Society / Social Existence of Chinese Middle Class in Contemporary China: Class Cognition and Political Consciousness / Guanxilization and Categorization: Theoretical Considerations Based on Two Case Studies / State, Democraty and Citizenship Conflict, Trust and Democracy in Eastern Europe / Civil Society in Community Governance: The Experience from China / Testing Recognition: New Injunctions and Disjunctions of Democracy in Western Europe / A New Economy of Legality and the Process of Legitimization in Contemporary Societies / Folk Society and Ritual State / Dual integration of Social Order: Analysis of a Case of Property Right Dispute / Ethics, Legitimacy and Vulnerability in Europe / Housing Transforms China: The Homeowners’ Rights Campaign in B City / Economic Transformations and New Social Inequalities Employment Regulation in the Wake of Globalisation / Is There a Future for Industrial Democracy? / Industrial Relations and Inequalities in Western Europe: Questions for the Evolution of Chinese Labour Markets / Three Types of Discrimination against Migrant Workers in the Labor Market and Logical Consequences / Dualism and Diversity: A Comparative Analysis of Unemployment in Italy / Three Decades of Chinese Women. State, Family, Women: Comments on the Last Two Decades of Women or Gender Related Sociological Studies / Conclusion / Bibliography / Index / Laurence Roulleau-Berger and Li Peilin -- Laurence Roulleau-Berger -- Alain Touraine -- Li Peilin and Li Wei -- Robert Castel -- Sun Liping -- Laurence Roulleau-Berger -- Saskia Sassen -- Li Chunling -- Catherine Bidou-Zachariasen -- Alain Ehrenberg -- Li Lulu -- Yang Yiyin -- Anna Krasteva -- Li Youmei -- Jean-Paul Payet -- Jacques Commaille -- Guo Yuhua -- Zhang Jing -- Patrick Pharo -- Shen Yuan -- Michel Lallement -- Catherine Paradeise -- David Marsden -- Liu Shiding -- Enzo Mingione and Jonathan Pratschke -- Tong Xin -- Michel Wieviorka -- Laurence Roulleau-Berger and Li Peilin -- Laurence Roulleau-Berger and Li Peilin.
Available to subscribing member institutions only.
Sociology is subject to a process of internationalisation. The rapid development of China has provided the ‘China experience’ and shown the emergence of a new sociology. In this book a dialogue between European and Chinese sociologists is opening up new horizons for Western thought in a context of economic and cultural globalisation. The objective is to embark on a process of epistemological reconfiguration, deconstructing reality on the basis of dividing up the world. This book deals with some fundamental sociological issues: modernities and globalisation, class and society, state and democracy, economic change and inequalities in Europe and in China. In the wake of the de-colonial critique of post-colonial studies, the aim of this book is to examine the question of the de-westernisation of knowledge in sociology.
9789004217164
10.1163/9789004217164 DOI
2011034920
Sociology--Europe.
Sociology--China.
Sociology--Comparative method.
HM477.E85 / E97 2012
301.094