Disarming the Allies of Imperialism : : The State, Agitation, and Manipulation during China's Nationalist Revolution, 1922–1929 / / Michael G. Murdock.
This study provides a striking new explanation of how China's Nationalist Party (GMD) defeated its rivals in the revolution of 1922–1929 and helped bring some degree of unification to a country torn by class, regional, and ideological interests. Disarming the Allies of Imperialism argues that i...
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| Year of Publication: | 2010 |
| Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Maps
- 1. Failed Revolutions – Discovering the Obstacles to National Unity
- 2. Decentralized Centralism – Constructing the Infrastructure of Change, January 1924 – June 1925
- 3. Pressures and Vulnerabilities – Evading Localist and Imperialist Collusion, January 1924 – June 1925
- 4. “Safe” Anti-Imperialism – Harnessing the Anti-Christian Movement, January 1924 – June 1925
- 5. Control and Expansion – Severing the Popular Roots of Imperialism, June 1925 – June 1926
- 6. State-Building Dominance – Negotiating Domestic and Foreign Stability, July – November 1926
- 7. Agitation Unleashed – Defying Anti-Revolutionary Intransigence, November 1926 – January 1927
- 8. State versus Nation – Silencing Popular Revolutionary Agitation, January 1927 – October 1928
- 9. Conclusion – Inclusive Nation, Exclusive State
- Glossary
- References
- Index