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CHINA Science in Contemporary China

Edited by Leo A. Orleans. With the assistance of Caroline Davidson. This is the first comprehensive survey of Chinese science since 1961, a collection of 28 papers by distinguished American scientists describing developments of the late 1970's in the natural and social sciences, and several areas of tech- nology. Chapters dealing with individual disciplines include a brief historical sketch, an account of current research, a description of the relevant research centers and scientific jour- nals, and an assessment of the subject's importance within China's developmental priorities. Nearly all the contributors have recently visited China. $35.00

Dictionary of Chinese Law and Government Chinese-English Philip R. Bilancia. An indispensable tool for anyone studying the institutional life of contemporary China, this is an entirely new dictionary of more than 25,000 Chinese terms, at least 15,000 examples of usage, and more than 30,000 cross- references. The coverage extends from T939 to 1977, a period of enormous terminological complexity, and treats every aspect of legal and administrative terminology, as well as terms of political, historical, and sociological interest. The sources are largely from the Communist period, but pre-1949 usage is well represented. The Wade-Giles system of transliteration is used, but the volume contains a Chinese Transliteration Con- version Table for easy conversion to Pinyin and other systems. S45.00

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Contents include: The Struggles for Power; The Christian Century; Isolation; Tokugawa Society; Arrival of the West; The Centralisation of Power; The Rise and Fall of Militarism; Exponents of Libertarian Collectivism — MYODEN, UJI; The Revolts of the Middle Ages; A Synthesis of Zen; Ando Shoeki, Forgotten Ancestor; The Oriental Socialist Party; The Introduction of Socialist Theory; Labour After the Meiji Restoration; The Beginnings of Unrest; The Nippon Rodosha Konshinkai; Kemuriyama Sentaro's Modern Anarchism; Seedbed of Socialism, Nakae Chomin and the Popular Rights Movement; Kotoku Shusui and the Intellectual Rejection of the State; Architect of Anarchism; The Anti-War Movement; Kotoku Becomes an Anarchist; The High Treason Case, State Conspiracy; Kotoku and Christianity; The Trial; Osugi Sakae and the Anarchist Labour Movement; From Army Cadet to Jailbird; Osugi and the 'Winter of Socialism'; 'One Offence, One Language'; The Hikage Tea House Incident; The Growth of the Labour Movement; The Origins of the Anarchist Labour Movement; Osugi and the Anarchist-Bolshevik Confrontation; The Levellers' Society; Osugi's Murder; Namba Daisuke; The Guillotine Group; Kaneko Fumiko and Pak Yul; The Critique of the Emperor System; 'Pure' Anarchism versus Syndicalism; The Communist Movement; The Labour Movement; The Zaibatsu; The Split in the Levellers' Movement; The Black Youth Federation; The National Free Federation of Labour Unions; The Anarchist Movement Splits; The Political Debate; The Japan Free Federation Council of Labour Unions; The Rise of Fascism; Anti-Fascism and the Anarchist Reconciliation; The Liberated Culture Federation; The Japan Anarcho-Communist Party; The Village Youth Society; News from Spain; Collapse; Women and the Anarchist Movement; Some Forgotten Women of the Anarchist Movement; The Beginnings of the Feminist Movement; Between Acts — Popular Resistance During the War; The Emperor System; August 1945; The Economic 'Boom'; The Labour Movement; The Role of the Japan Communist Party; Syndicalism in the Post-War Labour Movement; The Yomiuri Shimbun Strike; The Non-Aligned Labour Movement; The Formation of the Nichiro Kaigi; Formation of Zennichiro; Independent Syndicalist Activities; The Labour Movement Since 1950; Enishi Ichizo; The Spring Struggle; The Main Labour Centres Today; The Company Union System; Women and the Labour Movement; The Radical Labour Movement; The Current Political Situation; Japan and the United States; Japan Today; The Student Movement; The Origins; The Ampo Struggle and After; The Decline of the Student Movement; The Survivors of State Brutality; The Anarchist Movement after 1945; The Japan Anarchist Federation; The Heimin Shimbun Travelling Sales/Propaganda Campaign; Korean Anarchists in Japan after 1945; JAF Moves to a split; Kyushu Women; JAF in the 1950's; JAF in the 1960 AMPO Crisis; JAF and the Anti-Vietnam War Struggle; 'Progressive Dissolution'; The Anarchist Movement after 1968; The Free Federation Group; Mugi Sha; Anarchism and the New Left; A New Federation?; Anarchism Today; The Conscious Anarchist Movement; The Non-Aligned Movement; Notes; References (Western Languages); References (Japanese); Books and Newspapers Consulted by Victor Garcia; Selected Movement Addresses; Index; Illustrations; Important Dates; Abbreviations; Maps.

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 15 PART 3 JULY I981

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JOHN GALLAGHER: Nationalisms and the Crisis of Empire 1919-22 K. JEFFERY: 'An English Barrack in the Oriental Seas'? India in the Aftermath of the First World War

JOHN GALLAGHER and ANIL SEAL : Britain and India between the Wars

AYESHA JALAL and ANIL SEAL: Alternative to Partition: Muslim Politics between the Wars

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ARTICLES PAGE

KAREN LEONARD: Banking Firms in Nineteenth Century Hyderabad Politics 177

S.B.KAUFMANN:A Christian Caste in Hindu Society: Religious Leadership and Social Conflict among the Paravas of Southern Tamilnadu 203

JUDITH STRAUCH: Multiple Ethnicities in Malaysia: The Shifting Relevance of Alternative Chinese Categories 235

YEN CHINO-HWANO: Ch'ing Changing Images of the Overseas Chinese (1644-1912) 261

MILAN HAUNER: The Soviet Threat to Afghanistan and India 1938-1940 287

CARL BOYD: The Berlin-Tokyo Axis and Japanese Military Initiative 311

REVIEWS

Coomaraswamy, by ROGER LIPSEV (K. R. Norman) 340

Between God and Man, byJUNji KINOSHITA (Kyozo Sato) 343

The Japanese Thread: A life in the U.S. Foreign Service, by JOHN K. EMMERSON; Japan's Political Revolution Under Mac Arthur, by JUSTIN WILLIAMS (Michael P. Hayes) 345

Six Lives Six Deaths: Portraits from Modem Japan, by R. J. LIFTON, S. KATO and M. R. REICH (R. J. Bowring) 349