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In the Red

On Contemporary Chinese Culture

Bibliographic Data

ID2835183
AuthorsCharles W Hayford (Northwestern University, corresponding author), Geremie Barmé, Geremie R Barme
Year2000
Volume73
Issue3
Pages418
Publication date2000-01-01
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessNo
TypeARTICLE
VenuePacific Affairs (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 0030-851X • E-ISSN: 1715-3379
PublisherJSTOR (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.2307/2672031
OpenAlexW2799310359
LanguageEN
Citations received50

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    Open Access•Merle Goldman•The China Quarterly•1996

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    Open Access•Frederick C Teiwes•Critical Introduction to Mao•2010

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  • Tracing the City’s Scars

    Open Access•Yomi Braester•Urban Generation•2007

  • Falun Gong and the Future of China

    David Ownby•Falun Gong and the Future of China•2008

  • Chinese Television and National Identity Construction

    Lauren Gorfinkel, Lauren Gorf inkel•Chinese Television and National…•2017

  • Against Three "Cultural" Characters Speaks Self-Improvement

    Open Access•G Hizi•Anthropology & Education Quarterly•2021

  • From Beijing to Palestine

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  • Citizen Ai

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  • Urban (Post)Modernity and Its Discontent

    Open Access•Yun Zhu•Modern Chinese Literature and…•2025

  • A "Velvet Prison" with Chinese Characteristics

    Open Access•Keith Goodwin•Forum Journal of History•2010

  • Restricted, Distorted but Alive

    Open Access•Michel Bonnin•The China Quarterly•2016

  • The Nation‐State, Public Education, and the Logic of Migration

    Open Access•Pal Nyiri•The Australian Journal of…•2006

  • Using movement

    Christen Cornell•Cultural Studies•2019

  • Special Section

    Robert Barnett, Tenha Seher•Inner Asia•2023

  • Descendants of the Dragon

    Open Access•Daniela Zhang-cziráková•Asian and African Studies•2023

  • Madness and Disability in Contemporary Chinese Film

    Open Access•Deirdre Sabina Knight•Journal of Medical Humanities•2006

  • Authenticating Geographies and Temporalities

    Jeroen De Kloet•Visual Anthropology•2005

  • When dating shows encounter state censors

    Open Access•Shaohua Guo•Media Culture & Society•2017

  • From Teachers to Preachers

    Michael S D Hooper•Issues & Studies•2024

  • China’s internet controls

    Open Access•Matt Debutts, Jennifer Pan•Communication and the Public•2024

  • Author, Artist, Actress

    Open Access•Daria Berg, Giorgio Strafella•Journal of Current Chinese Affairs•2024

  • Remembering summer in the city

    Open Access•L Yao•Journal of Consumer Culture•2022

  • Beijing, a garden of violence

    Geremie Barmé, Geremie R Barme•Inter-Asia Cultural Studies•2008

  • Revisiting popular culture in China’s early reform era, 1978–1989

    Zhao Ma•Inter-Asia Cultural Studies•2022

  • Word-Images

    Open Access•M Marinelli•PORTAL Journal of Multidisciplinary…•2013

  • The Wasteland of Creative Production

    Open Access•M A Ulfstjerne•The Copenhagen Journal of Asian…•2013

  • Narrative dissidence, spoof videos and alternative memory in China

    Open Access•Henry Siling Li•International Journal of Cultural…•2015

  • Nostalgia as content creativity

    Open Access•Wu Jing•International Journal of Cultural…•2006

  • Europe as façade

    Open Access•Jeroen De Kloet•European Journal of Cultural…•2013

  • Social geography of sexually transmitted diseases in China

    Open Access•Christopher J Smith•Asia Pacific Viewpoint•2005

  • The Shadows of Normative Power in A sia

    Open Access•Emilian Kavalski•Pacific Focus•2014

  • Markets, culture, power

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  • A Buddhism for the human world

    Scott Pacey•Asian Studies Review•2005

  • Unimagined China

    K Latham•The International Journal of the…•2012

  • Sales floor trajectories

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  • Constructing the Hero

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  • Guerrilla warfare, flagship project

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  • Hackerspaces and the Internet of Things in China

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  • Wang Luobin

    Open Access•Rachel Harris•Modern China•2005

  • Party spirit

    Open Access•Frank N Pieke•Journal of the Royal Anthropologica…•2018

  • Imagined Comrades and Imaginary Protections

    Rodney H Jones•Journal of Homosexuality•2007

  • Between Conformity and Dissent

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  • Harry Potter with Chinese Characteristics

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  • The Spectral Return of Cinema

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Unique citing works50
Citations per year1,67
Citation span1996 - 2025 (30)
Citation velocityrecent
Highly citedNo
Citation typesNeutral: 50

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