China at the Beginning of the 21st Century

• Druk: Kraków, 2013
• Redakcja naukowa: Ewa Trojnar, Łukasz Gacek
• Wydawca: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego

China at the beginning of the 21st century intrigues many researchers around the world. The problems discussed within this volume provide the readers with a background of most vital issues in modern China. They are related to the challenges of the Chinese society and state's international skirmishes, which is depicted by the book's division into two separate parts. While the first part provides the insight into social change, creating tremendous opportunities, and no less significant threats for the country's future development, the second part looks further and beyond borders to focus our attention on security issues.

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• Redakcja: Ewa Trojnar, Łukasz Gacek
• Język wydania: angielski
• ISBN: 978-83-233-3590-0
• ISBN druku: 978-83-233-3590-0
• Liczba stron: 136

Acknowledgements  7
Preface  9
ChapterOne - Natalia Ożegalska-Łukasik, Dagongmei in the Context of Rural-urban Migration Processes in Contemporary China  13
ChapterTwo - Agnieszka Szajna-Węgrzyn, The Linguistic Features of Chinese Internet Language  25
ChapterThree - Michał Witek, Chinese Contemporary Art: Between Market and Freedom  35
ChapterFour - Janusz Bąbel, The Modernization of the People’s Liberation Army since 1978  49
ChapterFive - Paweł Bieńkowski, The Reduced Role of the People’s Liberation Army in the Political Succession to Deng Xiaoping and to Jiang Zemin: Chinese Style Civilian-Military Relations in the Making  63
ChapterSix - Tobiasz Targosz, Chinese Involvement in Southeast Asia on the Example of Myanmar  77
ChapterSeven - Anna Kotfis, China’s Energy Policy towards Central Asia and Russia  87
ChapterEight - Karol Bronicki, Sino-Japanese Dispute over the Seabed Oil and Gas Resources in the East China Sea  97
ChapterNine - Jacek Budziaszek, China’s Territorial Disputes in the South China Sea  111
ChapterTen - Paulina Opacka, The Way to Hong Kong Handover and its Implications  121