| Shue, Vivienne Legitimacy crisis in China? | S. 24- |
| Solinger, Dorothy J. The new crowd of the dispossessed: the shift of the urban proletariat from master to mendicant | S. 50- |
| Weston, Timothy B. The Iron Man weeps: joblessness and political legitimacy in the Chinese rust belt | S. 67- |
| Thornton, Patricia Comrades and collectives in arms: tax resistance, evasion, and avoidance strategies in post-Mao China | S. 87- |
| OBrien, Kevin J. Neither transgressive nor contained: boundary-spanning contention in China | S. 105- |
| Wright, Teresa Contesting state legitimacy in the 1990s: the China Democracy Party and the China Labor Bulletin | S. 123- |
| Dickson, Bruce J. Dilemmas of Party adaptation: the CCPs strategies for survival | S. 141- |
| Rosen, Stanley The state of youth/youth and the state in early 21st-century China: the triumph of the urban rich? | S. 159- |
| Gries, Peter Hays Popular nationalism and state legitimation in China | S. 180- |
| Kraus, Richard When legitimacy resides in beautiful objects: repatriating Beijings looted Zodiac animal heads | S. 195- |
| Mackerras, Colin What is China? Who is Chinese? Hanminority relations, legitimacy, and the state | S. 216- |
| Balzer, Harley State and society in transitions from communism: China in comparative perspective | S. 235- |
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