Protest and Resistance in the Chinese Party State

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1. Contents No access
2. Foreword No access
1. Chapter One. Nonviolent Protest in Party-State China No access
2. Chapter Two. Popular Protests in China, 2000–2019 No access
3. Chapter Three. Troublemaking Repertoires in a Grassroots Petitioning Campaign No access
1. Chapter Four. Civic and Noncivic Activism under Autocracy No access
2. Chapter Five. Bureaucrat-Assisted Contention in China No access
3. Chapter Six. “Lawyering Repression” and Protest Demobilization Under Rule of Law Authoritarianism No access
1. Chapter Seven. State Elites and Movement Alliances against the Nu River Dam No access
2. Chapter Eight. Relational Mechanisms of NGOs in Environmental Protests No access
1. Chapter Nine. How Protests Evolve: The Umbrella Legacy of the Anti-Extradition Movement No access
2. Chapter Ten. Memory Making in Hong Kong’s Tiananmen Vigils No access
1. Chapter Eleven. The Public Transcript and the Rise and Fall of Urban Churches No access
2. Chapter Twelve. Religion and Protest Participation No access
Index No access Pages 327 - 346