Table of Contents for Frontier Passages

Frontier Passages
Ethnopolitics and the Rise of Chinese Communism, 1921-1945
Xiaoyuan Liu
Table of Contents for Frontier Passages Emily Berk Christopher Cosner 2 14 2003-12-05T17:05:00Z 2003-12-05T17:05:00Z 2 167 954 Stanford University Press 7 1 1171 9.6926 0 0

Table of Contents for Frontier Passages

List of Maps

Acronyms and Abbreviations

Preface

Note on Transliteration

1.Prologue: From the World of China to China of the World

Historical Renewal

The World of China

China of the World

China Nationalized

2.Bolshevization: Limitations of Conversion

Anti-Imperialism in Two Tones

Containing the Chinese Revolution

Go Among the “Minorities”?

3.Sovietization: A Rebellious Option

“Advanced South” versus “Backward North”

“Red Banner” versus “Black Banner”

Iconoclastic Hunanese and the “Marvelous Georgian”

International or National Minorities

4.Northernization: The Search for a Peripheral Strategy

“Upper-Stratum Line”

Where To?

“Great Hanism”

“Bod-Pa People’s Republic”

5.Nationalization: In Lieu of Internationalization

“Breakthrough to the Soviet Union”

Genesis of a Failure

“Trap of Nationalism”

“Chinese Nation”

6.Borderization: Trans-Ethnic Reach

Neighborly Behavior

A Time for “Incidents”

“Minsorities” Close-Up

Frontier Personality

7.Epilogue: From the “Chinese Nation” to China of Nations?

A Matter of “Maturity”

“Historic Self-Determination

A “New Era”

“From the Forefathers’ Footsteps”

Notes

Bibliography

Index

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