Features:

Tang Yijie

Towards an Integrated Perspective: How to think out of the Chinese-Western and Traditional-Modern Dichotomies

Shih Chih-yu

Reflections on the Epistemological Issues in the Literature on China Studies

Christopher. A. Reed

What Can Printing History Add to China Studies

Dialogues:

Zhou Wu

Think about China ‘On Their Own Terms’: An Interview with Professor Elman

Humanities:

Yang Guoqiang

China Entered the Treaty System: On Late Qing China’s Self-reform and Reform Forced by the West

Mao Haijian

Perceptions of the West among the Middle-Lower Level Officials and Literati during the Reform Movement of 1898

Catherine Vance Yeh

From the Dregs of the Age to Symbol of Oppressed China: The Peking Opera Singer in 19th and 20th Century Fiction

Ling Shiao

Culture, Commerce, and Connections: The Inner Dynamics of New Culture Publishing in the Post-May Fourth Era

The Currents:

Li Junru

Two Types of Democracy and the Trend of Political Reform in China

Chen Fong Ching

Towards a Dynamic China: On Social Competition and Social Harmony

Zhang Xin

Social Transformation in Modern China: The Contested Issues

Zhao Renwei

Some Thoughts on the Income Distribution in China

China and the World

Zhang Hongyi

China’s Peaceful Development and Its Contribution to a Harmonious World

Tsao Jiun Han

Localization and Globalization: Global Governance and the Construct of Chinese Civilization

Xu Shaoqiang

RMB Convertibility Expected in the Process of Internationalization: Focusing on Shanghai’s Role as an International Financial Center

New Perspectives:

Roy Bin Wong

China’s Economic and Political Reform in Historical Perspective

Neil J. Diamant

The Chinese Marriage Law in Comparative Perspective

Zhou Xiaohong

Dynamics of The Agricultural Collectivization in China, 1951-1958: Social Mobilization in light of the State-Society Relations

Reviews:

Tang Xiaobing

Beyond ‘Left’ and ‘Right’: New Lights on China Studies

　　Governing China: From Revolution to Reform by Kenneth Lieberthal

Sun Ge

How China Becomes a Method

　　Hôhô to shite no Chûgoku (China as Method) by Yuzo Mizoguchi

Yang Qiyu

Between ‘Late-Development Advantage’ and ‘Late-Development Disadvantage’

Irrational Exuberance by Chen Zhiwu

Chen Dandan

Writing a History Textbook with a ‘Post-modernist Ambition’

China in the World: Studies on Overseas Images of China by Zhou Ning

Pan Weilin

‘Political Culture’ and ‘Cultural Politics’

Publishing and Cultural Politics: A Historical Study of the Late Qing Books on Hygiene by Zhang Zhongmin