Timothy Hildebrandt is Lecturer in Chinese Politics at King's College London. His research has been published in numerous journals, including The China Quarterly, Journal of Contemporary China, Review of International Studies, and Foreign Policy Analysis. He has also adapted his work for more general audiences, in forums such as South China Morning Post, Christian Science Monitor, Chicago Tribune, and in several policy-oriented publications. He previously taught at the University of Southern California, and held post-doctoral fellowships at USC's U.S.-China Institute and the Center for Asian Democracy at the University of Louisville. Prior to receiving his PhD in political science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison he was on staff at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC, serving as managing editor of the Center's annual policy journal China Environment Series.
发表于2024-11-21
Social Organizations and the Authoritarian State in China 2024 pdf epub mobi 电子书
图书标签: 社会组织 威权国家 中国政治 政治学 社会学 海外中国研究 比较政治 中国
Received wisdom suggests that social organizations (such as non-government organizations, NGOs) have the power to upend the political status quo. However, in many authoritarian contexts, such as China, NGO emergence has not resulted in this expected regime change. In this book, Timothy Hildebrandt shows how NGOs adapt to the changing interests of central and local governments, working in service of the state to address social problems. In doing so, the nature of NGO emergence in China effectively strengthens the state, rather than weakens it. This book offers a groundbreaking comparative analysis of Chinese social organizations across the country in three different issue areas: environmental protection, HIV/AIDS prevention, and gay and lesbian rights. It suggests a new way of thinking about state-society relations in authoritarian countries, one that is distinctly co-dependent in nature: governments require the assistance of NGOs to govern while NGOs need governments to extend political, economic, and personal opportunities to exist.
基本上就是把在期刊发表的文章拼了一下啊……fieldwork蛮厉害的,但深入不够,general的讨论没啥意思。
评分focus on how NGOs adapt to authoritarian state in china. lit review is really extensive and well-grounded. framework is political opportunity structure and challenges the view that civil society results in political change. factors influencing the adaptations of NGO include political & economic opportunity, personal bonds, time/regional differences
评分难得的对LGBT activism的政治学研究,写得很平庸,不如看他的期刊论文,看小标题就知道要讲个啥故事,有时间再细看材料。框架还是国家-社会关系,比较有新意的地方在于把社会运动中的政治机会理论引入了讨论,并作了一个类型学的操作化。
评分基本上就是把在期刊发表的文章拼了一下啊……fieldwork蛮厉害的,但深入不够,general的讨论没啥意思。
评分还是一部探讨NGO在中国是如何可能的一本书。资料很丰富,但是感觉作者在做研究前有强烈的预设:只有符合政府需要,能够补充政府工作的组织才有生存可能,于是整本书访问的都是这些组织,并依据这些得出的中国NGO组织在推动公民社会方面推力不强的结论......而且对于组织的分类仅依据组织的领域,并没有依据组织的性质做划分。不过探讨的方面还是比较全的,文献回顾比较有参考价值。
Social Organizations and the Authoritarian State in China 2024 pdf epub mobi 电子书