| Number 131 June 2012 |
The Twenty-First Century Review
Constitutional China
4
From Premature Showdown to the Common Destiny: Comments on “Liberals” and “Democrats” in China
Zhang Qian-fan
15
The 1982 Chinese Constitution and the Evolution of Constitutionalism in Modern China
Gao Quan-xi, Tian Fei-long
28
A Discussion on the Chineseness of the Constitutions in China
Yao Zhong-qiu
China and the World: The Past Century
42
Constitutional Movements of the Nanking Nationalist Government (1945-1948)
Yan Quan
54
Revolutionary Narratives in the Preambles of the Constitutions in New China
Zhai Zhi-yong
65
Tao Xi-sheng and the “Chinese Nation” Discourse in China’s Destiny
Lou Gui-pin
Humanities
74
Reviewing the “May Fourth” Discourse in the Context of Hong Kong
Chan Hok-yin
Economy, Society and Media
87
The Work-point System in China: An Analysis from the Perspective of Institutional Economics
Huang Ying-wei
View on the World
101
The Nature of Nature Photography
Samson So
Politics and Law
108
Hierarchical Trust in Government
Li Lian-jiang
115
Marking the Individual: The Origins of British Constitutionalism
Liu Wei
Books, Views and Thoughts
126
Histories Being Discovered and Hidden: A Review on The Shanghai Taotai: Linkage Man in a Changing Society, 1843-90
Zhang Guang-run
134
The Prejudiced Politics: A Review on Creating Chinese Ethnicity: Subei People in Shanghai, 1850-1980
Qian Lin-liang
140
Revealing the Truth of Gao Gang Incident: A Review on A Half Destructed Gravestone: The Past of Gao Gang in Beijing
Pei Yi-ran
Notes and Comments
146
François Jullien, La propension des choses: pour une histoire de l’efficacité en Chine
Liu Pei-wei
150
Sima Qing-yang and Ouyang Long-men, A Newly Discovered Zhou Enlai
Liu Yan
155
Ge Zhao-guang, Dwelling Here in China: Reconstructing the Historical Discourse of “China”
Huang Qiu-yun
160
Tripartite Interactions
162
From the Editor’s Desk
163
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