The Power of Tiananmen

Foreword by Charles Tilly
Preface
Chronology
Introduction
Part 1. The Origin of the 1989 Student Movement
1. Chinas State-Society Relations and Their Changes during the 1980s
2. Intellectual Elites and the 1989 Movement
3. Economic Reform, University Expansion, and Student Discontents
4. The Decline of the System for Controlling Students in Universities
5. On the Eve of the 1989 Movement
Part 2. The Development of the 1989 Movement
6. A Brief History of the 1989 Movement
7. State Behaviors and Movement Development
8. Ecology-Based Mobilization and Movement Dynamics
9. State-Society Relations and the Discourses and Activities of a Movement
10. The State, Movement Communication, and the Construction of Public Opinion
Conclusion
Appendix 1: A Methodological Note
Appendix 2: Interview Questions
References
Index