Social capital and power: Entrepreneurial elite and the state in contemporary China

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作者：

Zhou Yongming

机构：

[1] University of Wisconsin-Madison,Department of Anthropology

来源：

Policy Sciences | 2000年 / 33卷

关键词：

Social Capital; Civil Society; Economic Policy; Dynamic Process; Capital Formation;

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摘要：

Unlike the idea of civil society, the concept of social capital has yet to be widely used in the field of Chinese studies. Based on a case study of entrepreneurial organizations in Suzhou, this paper illustrates the unique and complex process of social capital formation in reform-era China among the newly emergent Chinese business elite. Entrepreneurs use social capital to influence state policymaking and to forge a relationship between entrepreneurial organizations and the state that involves a dynamic process of power negotiation. The findings shed some light on how to revise thinking about civil society and the state in contemporary China.

引用

页码：323 / 340

页数：17

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