IN SEARCH OF GOOD BOOKS: Chinese Publishing Across the Sham Chun River.
The article focuses on the evolution of Chinese-language publishing and China' Hong Kong's role as a hub for alternative intellectual and cultural production. Topics include the development of state-controlled and private publishing in mainland China, the rise of Hong Kong as a center for independen...
| Publicado en: | New Left Review no. 157; pp. 57 - 87 |
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New Left Review Ltd.
Jan/Feb2026
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| Sumario: | The article focuses on the evolution of Chinese-language publishing and China' Hong Kong's role as a hub for alternative intellectual and cultural production. Topics include the development of state-controlled and private publishing in mainland China, the rise of Hong Kong as a center for independent and offshore publishers, and the impact of political and commercial pressures on the dissemination of books and historical narratives. |
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