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Paris, Gallimard, 2016 ; in-8, 244 pp., br.
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5 book(s) with the same title
Rural China - Imperial Control in the Nineteenth Century
Seattle and London, University of Washington Press, 1967. 1 volume in-8, xiv-783 pp., paperback, black front cover and white back cover decorated by green Chinese characters, two name stamps on title pages, a small area of the top right hand corner of the front cover is creased, enriched with 34 tables, very good condition in general.
Contents: Part One: The Divisions of Rural Areas: 1. Villages, Markets, and Towns - 2. Administrative Divisions: Pao-chia and Li-chia - Part Two: Rural Control: 3. Police Control: The Pao-chia System - 4. Tax Collection in Rural Areas: The Li-chia System - 6. Famine Control: She-ts'ang and Other Granaries - Part Three: The Effects of Control - 7. The effects of Control on the Village - 8. The Clan and Rural Control - 9. Rural Recreation to Control; I - 10. Rural Recreation to Control; II - 11. Summary and Postscript - Appendix I - Appendix II - Appendix III - Notes - Table of Transliteration - Reigns and Emperors of the Ch'ing Dysnasty - Bibliography - Index.
L'Enseignement agricole et rural en Chine
Paris, Editions Pierre Bossuet, 1937. 1 volume in-8, broché, non coupé, 232 pp., très bon état. Bel envoi de l'auteur au Professeur Des Retours.
Préface de M. H. Hitier, Secrétaire Perpétuel de l'Académie d'Agriculture de France, Professeur Honorairer à l'Institut National Agronomique. Table des Matières: L'Agriculture chinoise - Aperçu sur l'Enseignement agricole et rural en Chine, à travers les âges -L'enseignement agricole et rural en France - L'Enseignement agricole actuel en Chine - L'enseignement rural actuel en Chine - Possibilités de réforme de l'Enseignement agricole et rural en Chine - Conclusion.
Culture, Power, and the State - Rural North China, 1900-1942.
Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1988. 1 volume in-8, 326 pp., paperback, printed covers, one Chinese stamp on the title page, enriched with 3 maps, 2 figures and 9 tables, very good condition.
Table of Contents: Introduction - The Cultural Nexus of Power - Brokering Rural Administration in the Late Qing - Building the Modern State in North China - Lineages and the Political Structure of the Village - Religion, Power, and the Public Realm in Rural Society - Networks, Patrons, and Leaders in Village Government - The State and the Redefinition of Village Community - The Modernizing State and Local Leadership - COnclusion - Postscript - Notes - Bibliography - Glossary of Chinese Terms - Index.
A Time of Crisis: Japan, the Great Depression, and Rural Revitalization
USA, Harvard University Press, 2001. 1 volume, soft covers, in-8, xvii+481pp., 12 tables, 3 maps, 9 figures, very good copy.
Content: Tables, Maps, and Figures - Abbreviations - 1. Japan in a Time of Crisis - 2. Locations - 3. The Rural Depression - 4. Rescuring the Countryside - 5. Crafting Rural Relief - 6. Revitalization - 7. Revitalization in a Famine Year: Sekishiba, 1934-1935 - 8. The Village Economy , 1935-1939 - 9. Reconstructing Community: Sekishiba, 1935-1937 - 10. Sekishiba in Wartime - 11. The Elusive Revitalization Village - Appendix - Notes - Works Cited - Index.
Bang Chan - Social History of a Rural Community in Thailand
Irhaca and London, Cornell University Press, 1978. 1 volume in-8, 314 pp., cloth binding, with an illustrated dust-jacket, a good copy.
Social History of a Rural Community in Thailand is a classic, foundational text in Southeast Asian anthropology, written by American anthropologists Lauriston Sharp and Lucien M. Hanks.First published in 1978 by Cornell University Press, this book represents the culmination of a historic, long-term interdisciplinary research effort that began in 1948. This book traces the complete socio-cultural evolution of Bang Chan, a small Siamese village. It tracks its transformation over more than a century and a half, from its founding as a frontier settlement on the outskirts of Bangkok to its gradual absorption by the capital city's urban sprawl.
