The Rise and Fall of Imperial China: The Social Origins of State Development (Princeton Studies in Contemporary China)
by Yuhua Wang
Yuhua Wang examines the rise and fall of imperial China through the social origins of state development. Part of the Princeton Studies in Contemporary China series, this historical study offers a broad perspective on how China’s political order emerged, evolved, and ultimately declined.
About This Book
The Rise and Fall of Imperial China examines the historical development of the Chinese state.
Yuhua Wang focuses on the social origins of state development and their relationship to imperial China’s changing political order.
The book considers both the emergence and decline of imperial rule, offering a broad historical perspective on China’s state formation.
Published in the Princeton Studies in Contemporary China series, it connects the study of China’s past with questions about political development.
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