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3 D. Duncan Main 1892 Maxwell a 1924b Wu

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5 Leprosy 1925 A Punishment from the Gods Maxwell Editorial 1935 Wu

6 Wu 1929 Gammie The Edinburgh Mission to Lepers 1892 Gammie

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11 Wu Annual Report for 1921 of the Hangchow Hospital and Medical Training College in Connection with the C. M. S Maxwell Editorial

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21 Heiser Victor G a b Angela Ki Che Leung 2008 Leprosy in China A History. New York Columbia University Press. 134

22 Annual Report for 1921 of the Hangchow Hospital and Medical Training College in Connection with the C. M. S In Church Missionary Society Archive Section I East Asia Missions Part 13 Chekiang Mission REEL 402 G1 CH Consecration of the Leper Church Hangchow. In The Leper Quarterly V 1. Editorial 1933 Is Leprosarium a Place to Die In The Leper Quarterly VII A New Deal With Lepers. In The Leper Quarterly IX Extracts from the Report for 1931 by Dr. Sturton & Haddow. In The Leper Quarterly VI 3. Gammie Alexander 1935 Duncan Main of Hangch. London Pickering & Inglis. Lee Wm Yinson 1928 A Visit to Hangchow Leper Home. In The Leper Quarterly II List of Leprosaria and Clinics in China. The Chinese Recorder Main D. Duncan 1916 New C. M. S. Leper Hospital Hangchow. The Chinese Recorder Maxwell James L The Problem of Leprosy in China and its Relation to the Christian Movement. In The Leper Quarterly VI The Hangchow Leper Hospital after Being Nationalized. In The Leper Quarterly I The Hangchow Leper Home Retuned to C. M. S.. In The Leper Quarterly II Problems of Leprosarium Administration. In The Leper Quarterly IX Present Condition of Leper Work in China. In The Leper Quarterly XII 1. Sturton S. Douglas 1927 The Hangchow Leper Hospital after Being Nationalized. In The Leper Quarterly I The Hangchow Leper Home Retuned to C. M. S. In The Leper Quarterly II The Problem of Leprosy in Hangchow. In The Leper Quarterly VI Problems of Leprosarium Administration. In The Leper Quarterly IX Present Condition of Leper Work in China. In The Leper Quarterly XII 1. Sturton S. D. & Haddow 1932 Extracts from the Report for Wang Wen-Ji 2007 Laying out a Model Village George Gushue-Taylor and Missionary Leprosy Work in Colonial Taiwan. In East Asian Science Technology and Society An International Journal 1. Wu T. C My Recent Trip to Chekiang Kiangsu Kiangse and Shantung. In The Leper Quarterly III 2 & Fighting Leprosy in China. In The Leper Quarterly IX

23 Strive for Autonomy An institutionalism analytic framework about the rise and fall of rural collective enterprises Xiong Wansheng 48 Abstract Based on review of the market-preserving federalism theory and the history of the rise and fall of collective enterprises this article proposes an alternative institutionalism analytic framework to interpret the rise and fall of rural collective enterprises. Different from the interpretation which has often been generalized as competition for growth this new framework highlights the grass roots governments' effort for maintaining and expanding the poor and valuable political autonomy in the extra large scale centralized system. This paper argues it is just the strife for autonomy that has propelled the collective enterprises to develop endogenously from the grass roots society. The grass roots governments' failure ended the collective enterprises' prosperity. Expansion of Higher Education and Inequality in Opportunity of Education A study on effect of Kuozhao policy on equalization of educational attainment Li Chunling 82 Abstract There is a debate about education expansion' impact on inequality of educational attainment. During the Chinese government adopted a policy to increase enrolment in higher education. This resulted in a five-fold increase in the number of college students and the expansion of opportunity for higher education doubled in five years. The paper based on sub-data drawing from 1% population sample survey data of 2005 and using logit models examines the impact of higher educational expansion during this period on inequalities of classes Hukou status ethnic and gender in China. The author tests the validity of the MMI hypothesis EMI hypothesis and RCT theory in the Chinese context. The results show that inequalities of higher education among classes ethnic groups and sexes have not declined during the sharp expansion of higher education but inequality of higher education between people born in urban and rural areas has increased during this period. Charity Gospel and Nationalism in the Public Sphere The leprosy relief in modern HangZhou Zhou Donghua 114 Abstract The disease s relationship with social-culture especially with colonialism and nationalism is catching more and more concern in the academia. This paper tries to explain the relationship of the missionary medical and Chinese social-culture by telling the story of the leprosy relief in modern Hangzhou. Missionary medical played a very important role in the leprosy relief of the Modern China. By building shelters 244

24 begging gospel and seeking national-state for the lepers the medical missionaries brought the hygienic modernity to China which was different from the old tradition in Ming-Qing. In a word they gave up the forced-isolation institution in Ming-Qing and introduced the humanistic-isolation institution for lepers and to both relieve leper s physical sufferings and christianize them. Homeowners Committees Faction Politics and Local Governance A study in a Shanghai neighborhood Shi Fayong 136 Abstract This article explores the dynamics of Homeowners Committees and their influence on urban local governance. The paper finds that although the establishment of these associations was due to the formal institutional change which had been initiated by the state their actual operation is affected by local social networks. As far as their external effects on the wider polity is concerned the establishment of homeowners committees provides citizens opportunities and channels to participate in neighborhood politics and enhances interest articulation and interest aggregation which in turn promotes community autonomy. Internally however the extensive deployment of informal networks within the associations may lead to the oligarchy of a few privileged citizens the exclusion of other citizens and the formation of faction politics undermining local governance and community democracy. Interactions between Government and Different Types of NGOs A comparative case study from perspectives of corporatism and civil society theory Fan Minglin 159 Abstract Based on the case study of interactions between government and different types of non-governmental organizations NGOs in the social service field this research attempts to make an in-depth examination and comprehensive analysis of the interactions and develop a preliminary typology from the perspectives of corporatism and civil society theory. By integration of the interaction types into the discussion the paper tries to better describe the current interactions between domestic government and non-governmental organizations. The Construction and Demonstration of the Only Child's Negative Image in Media Feng Xiaotian 177 Abstract With the method of content analysis the paper systematically analyzes the image of the Only Child in mass media news reports. The result shows that the image 245

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