China's Minorities: Integration and Modernization in the Twentieth CenturyChina is home to 55 recognized minority groups including Tibetans, Muslim Uygurs, Mongolians, and Koreans. This insightful study looks at the status of minorities in China throughout the twentieth century, placing particular emphasis on population growth and decline, the implementation of central government policies aimed towards them, economic development, and their international relations. Colin Mackerras charts the dynamics of the political, social, and economic modernization of the communities themselves as well as their integration into greater China. Emerging from his thoughtful assessment of the current status of Chinese minorities are predictions about what the future will hold for these elements of contemporary Chinese society. |
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Contents
Aims Definitions Concepts Sources | 3 |
PreTwentieth Century History | 21 |
Tradition and Foreign Impact 19001949 | 47 |
Copyright | |
8 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
alities Army Asian assimilation Beijing Review border British cadres Cambridge census cent Chiang Kaishek China's Minority Nationalities Chinese Chinese government claimed Communist Compilation Group Cultural Revolution Dalai Lama early economic especially ethnic figures foreign growth Guangxi Guizhou Guomindang History Ibid independence India influence Inner Mongolia integration Islamic Japan Japanese jianshi jingji Kazaks Koreans Lama's land Lattimore leaders Lhasa London Mackerras major Manchuria Manchus Miao migration military million minority areas modernization Mongols Muslim nationality areas Ningxia official Outer Mongolia peasants People's Republic period political population province Qing dynasty rebellion relations Renmin chubanshe Republic of China rule Russian secession sex ratio shaoshu minzu Sheng Shicai Sichuan social Soviet Union Statistical Bureau territory Tibet autonomous region Tibetan tion traditional troops twentieth century University Press Uygurs Western women Xinjiang Xizang Yanbian Yili yuan Yunnan Zhang Zhongguo renkou Zhongguo tongji nianjian Zhou



