Engendering China: Women, Culture, and the State (Harvard Contemporary China Series)
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Engendering China: Women, Culture, and the State (Harvard Contemporary China Series)

by Gilmartin

History Politics Gender Studies
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Engendering China explores the connections between women, culture, and the state in contemporary China. Written by Gilmartin and published as part of the Harvard Contemporary China Series, this scholarly work provides a focused perspective on gender, society, and Chinese institutions.

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Engendering China focuses on the relationships among women, culture, and the state.

The book places these themes within the context of contemporary China.

It offers a scholarly examination of gender and society in Chinese life and institutions.

Part of the Harvard Contemporary China Series, this work is authored by Gilmartin.

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