ASIEN – Nr. 80 Juli 2001 Sonderheft ASC: Funktionswandel und Kapazität des Staates in ChinaIssue Editor Hans-Ulrich Klose, Werner Pascha, Dietmar Rothermund, Jürgen Rüland und and Brunhild Staiger
Editorial Team Christine Berg

• Nr. 80 (2001) Artikel Article 5–24 {:de}Rückzug des Staates aus dem chinesischen Mediensektor? Neue institutionelle Arrangements am Beispiel des ZeitungsmarktesThe Chinese media sector has traditionally been analysed as a political and not an economic issue. This is due to the fact that the Chinese government is still attempting to control media contents. On the other hand, the cut in subsidies during the nineteennineties forces media enterprises to face growing market pressures. Taking newspaper publishing … von by Doris Fischer
• Nr. 80 (2001) Artikel Article 25–41 {:de}Der chinesische Aktienmarkt: Staatliche Regulierung im WandelThis paper deals with the political and economic context of stock market regulation in one of the most dynamic emerging markets. Since its initiation, the Chinese stock market has manifested particular rules of the game which are clearly different from stock markets in the conventional understanding. The political leadership has laid down a course of … von by Sebastian Heilmann
• Nr. 80 (2001) Artikel Article 42–63 {:de}Wirtschaftspolitik und State-Building: Die nationalchinesische Industrialisierungspolitik in historischer PerspektiveThe 1997/98 financial crisis not only called into question the validity of interventionist development approaches in East Asia, but also undermined the concept of a unitary „East Asian model“ as such. In particular, it exposed differences in industrial policy that previously had been only scarcely noticed. This article analyses the formation of the Nationalist Chinese … von by Michael Meyer
• Nr. 80 (2001) Artikel Article 64–80 {:de}Das Hainanprojekt und die Grenzen zentralstaatlicher Reformpolitik in der Volksrepublik ChinaIn 1988, the Chinese leadership established Hainan Island as a new province, declaring the whole island a special economic zone with a high degree of autonomy. Hainan was supposed to give new impetus to China’s economic reforms by creating basic „Pillars of a Socialist Market Economy“ and by realizing the concept „Small Government and Big … von by Jörn-Carsten Gottwald
• Nr. 80 (2001) Artikel Article 81–92 {:de}NGO, Frauen und ChinaNGOs as a term itself is problematic in China, because we are talking about a centralized System of State socialism, where private initiatives carry the meaning of anti-state resentments. In the case of women NGOs I would like to show how in the last years it was possible to establish a room in between state … von by Nora Sausmikat
• Nr. 80 (2001) Artikel Article 93–115 {:en}China’s „Government Online“ and Attempts to Gain Technical LegitimacyChina’s „Government Online Project“, launched in 1999, illustrates the ambition of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to set up an e-government. However, the real motivation behind this project is much more than just the sole establishment of service-oriented government websites. The CCP also hopes to gain technical legitimacy in the process. By highlighting the development … von by Junhua Zhang
• Nr. 80 (2001) Artikel Article 116–25 {:en}Europe and India: The Need for Greater Mutual AwarenessThe EC is poised to accept several East-European states as new members. In this way it will be preoccupied with its own integration and will not pay much attention to developments in distant places such as India. A consolidated „Little Europe“ would certainly be more effective in dealing with the outside world, but it seems … von by Dietmar Rothermund

Konferenzen

• The Role of the Individual vis-à-vis the Family, Society and State in Asia and Europe Wien, Österreich, 18.-19. September 2000 (Jörn Dosch)
• China in the New Millennium: Asian Great Power Between Integration and Hegemonic Ambitions, Herbert Quandt Stiftung, Foundation of BMW AG and Department of Political Science of the University of Freiburg Munich, 13th October 2000 (Anja Jetschke)
• Workshop „Aktuelle Lage von Frauen in der VR China“, Berlin, 3.-4. November 2000 (Heike Frick)
• Indonesien am Wendepunkt? Zur aktuellen politischen, wirtschaftlichen und sozialen Situation Münster, 19. – 20. Januar 2001 (Marco Bünte)
• Internationales Symposium „Religion and National Identity in the Japanese Context“, Tübingen, 1.-3. Februar 2001 (Michael Wachutka)
• A Global View of Mozart – Mozart and Asia Salzburg, 04.-08. Februar 2001 (Gerlinde Gild)
• Taiwan: Internationale Perspektiven in Wirtschaft und Politik 2001, Hamburg, 2. Mai 2001 (Christine Berg)
• CJK-Fachbibliotheken auf dem Weg in die Verbünde. Workshop zur Schaffung eines einheitlichen Katalogs für chinesische, japanische und koreanische (CJK-) Literatur in Deutschland und die Mehrschriftlichkeit der Verbundkataloge Hamburg, 3.-4. Mai 2001 (Günter Schucher)
• 3. Brühler Tagung junger Ostasien-Experten: „Regionale Konvergenz in Asien: Die Dynamik von Interessen und Identitäten im asiatischen Raum“, Brühl, 7. bis 10. Mai 2001 (Heike Hermanns)
• Inside out: New Chinese Art – Chinesische Künstler am Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts Hong Kong Museum of Art (Tanja Hemme)

Rezensionen

• The Role of the Individual vis-à-vis the Family, Society and State in Asia and Europe Wien, Österreich, 18.-19. September 2000 (Jörn Dosch)
• China in the New Millennium: Asian Great Power Between Integration and Hegemonic Ambitions, Herbert Quandt Stiftung, Foundation of BMW AG and Department of Political Science of the University of Freiburg Munich, 13th October 2000 (Anja Jetschke)
• Workshop „Aktuelle Lage von Frauen in der VR China“, Berlin, 3.-4. November 2000 (Heike Frick)
• Indonesien am Wendepunkt? Zur aktuellen politischen, wirtschaftlichen und sozialen Situation Münster, 19. – 20. Januar 2001 (Marco Bünte)
• Internationales Symposium „Religion and National Identity in the Japanese Context“, Tübingen, 1.-3. Februar 2001 (Michael Wachutka)
• A Global View of Mozart – Mozart and Asia Salzburg, 04.-08. Februar 2001 (Gerlinde Gild)
• Taiwan: Internationale Perspektiven in Wirtschaft und Politik 2001, Hamburg, 2. Mai 2001 (Christine Berg)
• CJK-Fachbibliotheken auf dem Weg in die Verbünde. Workshop zur Schaffung eines einheitlichen Katalogs für chinesische, japanische und koreanische (CJK-) Literatur in Deutschland und die Mehrschriftlichkeit der Verbundkataloge Hamburg, 3.-4. Mai 2001 (Günter Schucher)
• 3. Brühler Tagung junger Ostasien-Experten: „Regionale Konvergenz in Asien: Die Dynamik von Interessen und Identitäten im asiatischen Raum“, Brühl, 7. bis 10. Mai 2001 (Heike Hermanns)
• Inside out: New Chinese Art – Chinesische Künstler am Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts Hong Kong Museum of Art (Tanja Hemme)

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