Anxious Wealth

John Osburg

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China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance Social and Cultural Dynamics Elite Sociology and Global Capitalism

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Anxious Wealth analyzes practices of network building and deal-making among wealthy businessmen and government officials in urban China, documenting the changing values, lifestyles, gender relations, and consumption habits of China's new rich and new middle classes.

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