voluntary organizations; nonprofit organizations; grass roots groups; environmentalism; civil society; advocacy; China;

BÃ¼sgen, M.

Research Papers in Economics

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2003-2004 Development Report on Ethnic Minority Regions of Yunnan’ (Yunnan minzu diqu fazhan baogao 2003-2004), Yunnan Lanpishu Series, Yunnan Daxue Chubanshe.

A and Eckerhard Priller (eds.)

a direct attack on fake-environmentalist dam opponents’ (zhiji wei huanbao fanba renshi), transcript of a speech held by Fang Zhouzi at

Agricultural development and poverty in China: Policy considerations’, in:

and Yu Xiaogang (2003), ‘China plans to dam the Nu/Salween river’,

Associational Revolution in China: Mapping the Landscapes’.

Attacking hard-core poverty in village China’, in:

Beijing suspends plan for large dam’,

Beyond the Magic Bullet’,

Bilden sich in China Strukturen einer Zivilgesellschaft heraus?’, Duisburg Working Papers on East Asian Studies,

China airs some very dirty laundry’, BusinessWeek online,

China’s New Business Elite: The Political Consequences of Economic Reform’,

Chinese NGO’s – Carving a Niche Within Constraints’,

Classification, Regulation and Management Structure: A Preliminary Enquiry on NGO Governance in China’,

Contending Perspectives for Interpreting Government-NGO Relations in South and Southeast Asia: Constraints, Challenges and the Search for Common Ground in Rural Development’,

Corporatism in China: A Developmental State in an East Asian Context’,

Damming the Angry River’, China Review Magazine,

Deliberative polling experiment produces lively debate on local democracy’, in:

Don't build dams everywhere, expert warns’, Three Gorges Probe (www.threegorgesprobe.org),

Economic growth vs. social stability – China’s leaders begin a crucial debate’, International Herald Tribune,

EIA to be re-done for Nu River Dam Plan’, The Economic Observer,

Entrenching poverty: The drawbacks of the Chinese government’s policy programs’, in:

Environmental Civil Society and Governance in China’,

Environmental NGOs and Institutional Dynamics in China’, The China Quarterly

Environmental NGOs in China: An Overview’. In:

Environmental NGOs in China: Encouraging Action and Addressing Public Grievances’, Congressional-Executive Commission on China,

Environmental protests in rural China’,

Global Citizen Action: Lessons and Challenges’, in:

Governance and Politics of China’, second edition, Palgrave McMillan,

Governance in China’,

Greening Without Conflict? Environmentalism, NGOs and Civil Society in China’, in:

Groups explore the boundaries of advocacy’, in:

Growing from Grassroots – Environmental NGOs are having and impact on development’,

Heavy Price to Pay: A Study on the Relationship Between Social and Environmental Development in the Nujiang Canyon Region’,

High tension in Sichuan dam standoff’, Three Gorges Probe (www.threegorgesprobe.org),

In Search of Civil Society: Social Change in Contemporary China’,

Is there an Environmental Movement in China? Beware of the River of Anger’,

Lewis and Hakan Seckinelgin

Lowry (forthcoming in Comparative Politics), ‘Unbuilt Dams: Seminal Events and Policy Change

Making a difference: Scaling-up the Developmental Impacts of NGOs – Concepts and Experiences’,

Mao's War against Nature: Politics and the Environment in Revolutionary China’,

Migration, hukou and resistance in reform China’,

Monopoly Grid shares power with others’,

Negotiating the State: The Development of Social Organisations in China’, in: China Quarterly, Vol.161,

Networking and Partnering Strategies of NGOs

NGO Participation in Dam Development Decision-making’, Abstract, prepared for the UN

Non-Governmental Organisations as agents of development’,

Open letter puts pressure on Beijing over secretive dam plan, Three Gorges Probe (www.threegorgesprobe.org),

Opening up: The politics of poverty and development in rural China’, in:

Position of Chinese Newspapers in Framing of Environmental Issues’, unpublished MA thesis, Wageningen University, courtesy of the author .

Poverty alleviation in China: Current situations and trends in agricultural and rural development’, in:

Poverty and livelihoods: whose reality counts?’, in:

Power Lines: Yunnan Hydropower under Great Western Development’, Submitted to The China Quarterly

Power Shift’, in:

Private Business Associations in China: Evidence of Civil Society or Local State Power’,

Proposed Nu River Hydroelectric Dam Causes Controversy’, The Epoch Times,

Prospects for Civil Society: A Case study of Xiaoshan City’,

Public Choices and Policy Change’,

Reforms and Resources: The Implications for State Capacity in the PR, Project on Environmental Scarcities, State Capacity, and Civil Violence’, Cambridge, 48http://www.library.utoronto.ca/pcs/state/china/china1.htm (last accessed:

Scientific Development Paradigms and River Exploitation’ (kexue fazhanguan yu jianghe kaifa),

Searching for Civil Society’, in:

Silenced River: The Ecology and Politics of Large Dams’, Zed Books, London and

Spiegel Interview with China’s Deputy Minister of the Environment: The Chinese Miracle Will End Soon’, in: Der Spiegel,

State-led Civil Society’,

Steps Toward People-Centred Development: Vision and Strategies’,

The “storm of environmental protection” reveals China’s determination for sustainable development’ (“Huanbao Fengbao” tuxian zhongguo kechixu fazhan juexin), Renminwang,

The Alms Bazaar: Altruism under fire- Non-profit organizations and international development’,

The Emergence of Civil Society in China, Spring

The Emerging of China’s Civil Society and its Significance for Governance’,

The Functioning and Dysfunctioning of NGOs in Transitional China: Change and Continuity in State-Society Relations’, PhD thesis,

The growing Role of Chinese Green NGOs and Environmental Journalists in China’, Woodrow Wilson Center,

The Limitations of Corporatism for Understanding Reforming China: An Empirical Analysis in a Rural County’,

The Making of a Nascent Civil Society

The non-governmental forces behind the sudden halt of the Nujiang dam’ (Nujiang daba turan gezhi muhou de minjian liliang), Economics (Jingji),

The rise of the non-profit sector’, in:

The River Runs Black’,

The World Bank (2000), ‘China – Overcoming Rural Poverty’, Joint Report of the Leading Group for Poverty Reduction,

Third generation NGO strategies: A key to people centered development’, in:

Too close for comfort? The impact of official aid on nongovernmental organizations’,

Toward New Government-NGO Relations for Sustainable and PeopleCentred development’,

Towards Participatory Governance: Assessing the Transformative Possibilities’, in: Samuel Hickey and Giles Mohan (eds.) (2004), From Tyranny to Transformation?: Exploring new approaches to participation in development, London,

Trends in the Study of Chinese Politics: State-Society Relations’,

Under scrutiny, NGOs should relax and put their case patiently’, in: China Development Brief,

Unrest in Rural China: A

Urban China: A Civil Society in the Making?’

Urgent Notice regarding an Opinion of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) on calling a Halt to the Rampant Inappropriate Development of Hydropower Dam Projects’,

Voluntary Resettlement in China: Policy and Outcomes of Governmentorganised Poverty Reduction Projects’, PhD Thesis,

Weaving a Green Web: the Internet and Environmental Activism in China’,

World Commission on Dams (2000), ‘The Report of the World Commission on Dams: Dams and Development – a new Framework for Decision-Making’,

Yang Guobin (2004b), ‘Global Environmentalism Hits China’,

Yunnan Hydropower Expansion –

NGOs and the search for Chinese civil society environmental non-governmental organisations in the Nujiang campaign