Policing and punishment in China: from patriarchy to 'the people'

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Criminal Justice and Penology Chinese history and philosophy China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance

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Introduction 1. From 'facts' to theory: the emergence of the 'feudal relics' debate Part I. The Policing of Virtue: 2. The policing of households 3. Toward a history of Chinese registration Part II. Two The Penal Regime: 4. From the policing of virtue to the policing of pain 5. From the policing of pain to the economy of discipline: punishment in the modern period Part III. The Policing of Households: The Policing of Work: 6. The emergence of the Hukou Part IV. On Useful Timber: 7. Securing the perimeter 8. Gulags and Utopias Conclusion 9. The legacy of 'orientalism' the legacy of the gulag.

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