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State Rebuilding, Popular Protest and Collective Action in China
Japanese Journal of Political Science 3 (1):45-70 (2002)
Abstract
Reforms in post-Mao China have led to the rise of social movements and collective action. The FalunGong movement, a semi-religious movement, in particular has caught worldwide attention. Indeed, social protests have become a norm in ChinaMy notes
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