- I. The Context of Elite Activity
- 1. Elites and Political Development: The Historical Context
- 2. The Four Zhejiangs
- 3. Common Organizations in the Four Zhejiangs
- II. The Sociopolitical Ecology of the Four Zhejiangs
- 4. Inner-Core Elite Career Bases and Patterns
- 5. Inner-Core Elite Collectivities: Social Groupings and Voluntary Associations
- 6. Inner-Core Elites and Political Decision Making
- 7. Outer-Core Political and Elite Structures
- 8. Inner-Periphery Political and Elite Structures
- 9. Outer-Periphery Political and Elite Structures
- III. Locality, Province, and Nation in Early-Twentieth-Century Politics
- 10. The 1911 Revolution
- 11. Patterns of Nonofficial Elite Provincial Politics: Assemblies, Factions, and Coalitions
- 12. The Emergence of Outer-Zone Elites in Provincial Politics: The Jin-Qu-Yan-Chu Association, Political Ideals, and the Guomindang Victory
- Conclusion
- Appendix A. The Units of Analysis
- Appendix B. Data for County Classification
- Appendix C. Methodological and Source-Related Problems
- Abbreviations Used in the Notes
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Glossary
- Index
HARVARD EAST ASIAN SERIES

Harvard East Asian Series 96
Chinese Elites and Political Change
Zheijang Province in the Early Twentieth Century
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Publication Date: 04/27/1982