| Preface |
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RIGHTFUL RESISTANCE |
1 |
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Rightful Resistance in Rural China |
5 |
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Comparative Perspectives |
15 |
| 2 |
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OPPORTUNITIES AND PERCEPTIONS |
25 |
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Understanding Opportunities |
25 |
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A Preview of the Argument |
26 |
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A Structural Opening |
27 |
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Crosscurrents: Obstacles to Mobilization |
31 |
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Perceptions of Opportunity |
38 |
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Conclusion |
48 |
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BOUNDARY-SPANNING CLAIMS |
50 |
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Unpacking the State |
51 |
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Pressing for Accountability |
54 |
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Payoffs |
63 |
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TACTICAL ESCALATION |
67 |
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Three Variants of Direct Action |
69 |
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How New? |
76 |
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How Widespread? |
77 |
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Origins of Direct Tactics |
79 |
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Who Innovates? |
88 |
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Some Implications |
91 |
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OUTCOMES |
95 |
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Thinking about Consequences |
95 |
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An Interactive Approach to Outcomes |
97 |
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Consequences of Contention |
99 |
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Understanding Outcomes |
112 |
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A Note on Variation |
114 |
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IMPLICATIONS FOR CHINA |
116 |
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Citizenship |
116 |
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Political Change |
123 |
| Interviewee List |
131 |
| Appendix A: Who Leads Rightful Resistance? |
135 |
| Appendix B: Sources |
139 |
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Survey Samplings |
139 |
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Written Materials and Interviews |
140 |
| Bibliography |
143 |
| Index |
169 |