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This book offers a critical assessment of governance ideas in the context of Chinese neoliberalism. It argues that the Chinese version of governance has emerged as an important discursive practice in the articulation of the neoliberal spirit of the national reform agenda. The book first examines the institutional and intellectual background of governance ideas, capturing the key features of neoliberalization in transitional China. The main body of investigation is an interpretive analysis of governance in terms of its normative principles and technical skills, which effectively package the mature neoliberal vision and reality so that it indicates the dominant ruling structure of Chinese neoliberalism. The subsequent analysis presents a genealogical review of governance discourse and traces its adaptation to local neoliberal experiments. The book concludes with reflections on possible ways of critical engagement with governance ideas and with the intellectual aspects of neoliberalism. 

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It is an important book for any scholar interested in neoliberalism, governance, ideology, the political economy of China, and the discipline of political science in authoritarian states. (Zhihang Ruan, Fudan Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences, Vol. 12, 2019)

1 Discovering the Neoliberal Soul in China
1(40)
Conceptualizing the Spirit of Modern Capitalism
4(12)
Ideal Type as an Interpretive Tool
5(5)
The Ideal Types of the Spirit of Capitalism
10(6)
Engaging in the Idea of Governance
16(18)
The Market-Centered Approach to Governance
21(3)
The Network-Centered Approach to Governance
24(4)
The Third Way to Interpret Governance
28(6)
The Outline of the Book
34(2)
Notes
36(5)
2 The Engine of Chinese Neoliberalism
41(46)
Introduction
41(1)
The Components of Neoliberalism
42(7)
Stage One Tactical Neoliberalism
49(9)
Stage Two Expedient Neoliberalism
58(9)
Stage Three Consolidating Neoliberalism
67(11)
Conclusion: The Neoliberal Condition in Today's China
78(4)
Notes
82(5)
3 Governance for Harmony: An Ideological Configuration
87(36)
Introduction
87(1)
The Modern Interpretation of Harmony
88(6)
The Superior Principle in Governance
94(6)
The Narrative of Governance Reality
100(9)
Agenda for Improving Governance
109(4)
Conclusion: The Ascendancy of Neoliberal Plutocracy
113(4)
Notes
117(6)
4 Constructing a Chinese Version of Governance Discourse
123(46)
Introduction
123(1)
The Initial Stage of Discursive Formation
124(18)
Setting a Research Agenda on Political Reforms
125(6)
Early Efforts by the Liberals
131(7)
The Compromise from Marxists
138(4)
The Subsequent Stage of Paradigmatic Formation
142(20)
A Path-Breaking Synthesis
144(8)
Rapid Reception and Fleeting Suspicion
152(4)
Empirical Expansion of Governance
156(6)
Conclusion: Forming a Discursive Alliance of Governance
162(2)
Notes
164(5)
5 Reflections on Critical Engagement
169(24)
The Chinese Version of Governance in Comparison
170(8)
Lessons for Interpretive Analysis
178(8)
Studying Governance as a Radical Reformer
186(4)
Notes
190(3)
Appendix I Interview Method and Informant Pool 193(4)
Appendix II Sampling Method for Governance Texts 197(6)
Appendix III List of Sample Governance Texts 203(10)
Bibliography 213(26)
Index 239
Dr. Quan Li is Assistant Professor at Sun Yat-sen University's Department of Political Science at the School of Government, as well as Research Fellow at the Centre for Chinese Public Administration Research in the same institution, and is one of the rising stars in the academic study of Chinese politics and government.