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Introduction The New Rich In China: the dimensions of social change David S. G. Goodman Goodman, David S. G. Xiaowei Zang Zang, Xiaowei 1
Pt. 1 Class, status and power 21
1 Why China has no middle class: cadres, managers and entrepreneurs David S. G. Goodman Goodman, David S. G. 23
2 Class, stratum and group: the politics of description and prescription Yinghe Guo Guo, Yinghe 38
3 Market transition, wealth and status claims Xiaowei Zang Zang, Xiaowei 53
4 Richer than before - the cultivation of middle class taste: education choices in urban China Stephanie Hemelryk Donald Donald, Stephanie Hemelryk Zheng Yi Zheng, Yi 71
Pt. II Entrepreneurs, managers, and professionals 83
5 Corporate CEOs as cultural promoters Colin Hawes Hawes, Colin 85
6 From coal black to hospital while: new welfare entrepreneurs and the pursuit of a cleaner status Beatriz Carrillo Carrillo, Beatriz 99
7 Entrepreneurial women: personal wealth, local politics and tradition Minglu Chen Chen, Minglu 112
8 The professional middle classes: management and politics Ivan Cucco Cucco, Ivan 126
9 Professors, doctors and lawyers: the variable wealth of the professional classes Jingqing Yang Yang, Jingqing 148
Pt. III Lifestyles 169
10 The Forest City: homeownership and new wealth in Shenyang Luigi Tomba Tomba, Luigi Beibei Tang Tang, Beibei 171
11 The Shanghai-Hong Kong Connection: fine jewelry consumption and the demand for diamonds 187
12 Issue-based politics: feminism with Chinese characteristics or the return of bourgeois feminism? Louise Edwards Edwards, Louise 201
13 Men, womenand the maid: at home with the new rich Wanning Sun Sun, Wanning 213
14 Advanced producers or moral polluters? China's bureaucrat-entrepreneurs and sexual corruption Elaine Jeffreys Jeffreys, Elaine 229
Bibliography 245
Index 293
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Travis Mccullough
reviewed The New Rich in China: Future Rulers, Present Lives on July 27, 2018
The New Rich in China
This one nearly killed me. the personal stories are from countries all over the globe. Between 600,000 and 800,000 people are trafficked across international borders each year. All ages, both genders, all nationalities. Huge percentages in the US. There is more slavery in the world today than ever in history. Includes all three major types of slaves.
The way I got through this book was to read a chapter, then reward myself with a chapter of Fair and Tender Ladies, to ease my soul and mind. I would recommend the slavery book, but warn you to be strong as you read it.
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