Jeffrey Wasserstrom

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PhD History University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom is an American historian of modern China. He is Chancellor's Professor of History at the University of California, Irvine. Wasserstrom's research interests began with the role of student protest and have grown to include the social history of China and comparative social history. Wasserstrom also writes about China for a popular audience.

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Chinese femininities, Chinese masculinities : a reader (2002) (138)
Acting Out Democracy: Political Theater in Modern China (1990) (128)
Popular protest and political culture in modern China : learning from 1989 (1991) (70)
Global Shanghai, 1850-2010: A History in Fragments (2008) (54)
Popular Protest And Political Culture In Modern China: Second Edition (1994) (50)
The Cambridge History of China. XV. The People's Republic, Part 2: Revolutions within the Chinese Revolution (1994) (39)
Introduction: Theorizing Femininities and Masculinities (2002) (35)
Rewriting Chinese: Style and Innovation in Twentieth-Century Chinese Prose (1991) (34)
Resistance to the One-Child Family (1984) (32)
Is Global Shanghai Good to Think? Thoughts on Comparative History and Post-Structualist Cities (2007) (31)
Human rights and revolutions (2001) (29)
China in the 21st Century: What Everyone Needs to Know (2010) (26)
Twentieth-century China : new approaches (2003) (25)
The Second Coming of Global Shanghai (2003) (22)
Diary of a Madman (2004) (21)
Expanding on the I-Word. (2006) (14)
Shanghai: China's Gateway to Modernity (2011) (14)
Vigil (2020) (14)
Interpreting Protest in Modern China (2010) (13)
China's Brave New World: #NAME? (2007) (12)
China in 2008 : a year of great significance (2009) (12)
China Since Tiananmen: Middle-Class Mobilization (2009) (12)
Chinese Students and Anti-Japanese Protests, Past and Present (2005) (11)
China's Brave New World: And Other Tales for Global Times (2007) (10)
China in the 21st Century (2018) (9)
Schools into Fields and Factories: Anarchists, the Guomindang, and the National Labor University in Shanghai, 1927-1932. (1991) (8)
Student protests in Fin-de-Siecle China (1999) (8)
The Chairman of Everything (2017) (7)
Student Protests in Twentieth-Century China (1991) (7)
Mao Matters: A Review Essay (2011) (6)
Cosmopolitan Connections and Transnational Networks (2007) (6)
The cultural revolution and the democracy movement of 1989: complexity in historical connection (2003) (6)
Using History to Think about the Beijing Olympics: The Use and Abuse of the Seoul 1988 Analogy (2002) (5)
Censored: Distraction and Diversion inside China's Great Firewall Margaret E. Roberts Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press xii + 271 pp. $29.95; £24.95 ISBN 978-0-6911-7886-8 (2018) (5)
A country on the move: China urbanizes (2009) (5)
Sidney Tarrow. Power in Movement: Social Movements, Collective Action and Politics. (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics.) New York: Cambridge University Press. 1994. Pp. x, 251. Cloth $59.95, paper $17.95 (1995) (4)
Authoritarianism: there's an app for that (2012) (4)
Student Protests in Twentieth-Century China: The View from Shanghai (1994) (4)
A Big Ben with Chinese characteristics: the Customs House as urban icon in Old and New Shanghai (2006) (4)
Current Chinese Protests and the Prism of Tiananmen (2003) (4)
Legacies of Radicalism: China's Cultural Revolution and the Democracy Movement of 1989 (1999) (3)
Student protest and student life: Shanghai, 1919–49 (1989) (3)
Beyond Ping-Pong Diplomacy: China and Human Rights (2000) (3)
China Fantasies and China Policies (2007) (2)
China & Globalization (2014) (2)
Hong Kong Now, Shanghai Then (2019) (2)
Cultures of Darkness: Night Travels in the Histories of Transgression [From Medieval to Modern] (2003) (2)
Ideas without borders (2009) (2)
THE YEAR OF LIVING ANXIOUSLY (2003) (2)
Strange Parallels - Editor's Note (2011) (2)
Women and the Limits of Citizenship in the French Revolution/The Family Romance of the French Revolution/Women and Revolution in Yugoslavia, 1941-1945 (Books) (1994) (2)
Gender and Revolution in Europe and Asia, Part 2: Recent Works and Frameworks for Comparative Analysis (1994) (2)
The Guard's Three Bodies: Linsanity, Celebrity and National Identity (2013) (2)
New Ways in History, 1966–2006 (2007) (2)
The National Learning Revival (2012) (2)
A Mickey Mouse Approach to Globalization (2003) (1)
No Tiananmen Redux (2014) (1)
Did China Have a 1968? (2018) (1)
Putting 1989 in historical perspective : pitfalls and possibilities (1993) (1)
Edge of Empires: Chinese Elites and British Colonials in Hong Kong (2006) (1)
China's Brave New World (2003) (1)
Searching for Emily Hahn on the Streets of St Louis (2006) (1)
Chinese Revolutions: Twentieth Century (2001) (1)
Student Protests and the Chinese Tradition, 1919–1989 (2019) (1)
Gender and Revolution in Europe and Asia, Part 1: Recent Works in Historiographic Perspective (1994) (1)
Using History to Think about the Beijing Olympics (2002) (1)
Human Rights and the Lessons of History (2001) (1)
Nations at Risk (2018) (1)
THE RED GUARD GENERATION REVISITED (2017) (1)
Chapter 12. Locating Old Shanghai Having Fits about Where It Fits (2017) (1)
Repression and Resistance in Asia: Introduction (2017) (1)
Afterword: Putting Gender at the Center (2002) (1)
China Discovers World Expo Is No Olympics (2010) (0)
A brief note on contributors (2003) (0)
Chinese Women through Chinese Eyes/Narodniki Women: Russian Women Who Sacrificed Themselves for the Dream of Freedom/Chinese Women in a Century of Revolution, 1850-1950 (Books) (1994) (0)
All Good Things Must Come to an End: China Beat’s 1,000th Post (2012) (0)
Seeing in the Dark (2003) (0)
Book Reviews (2002) (0)
Conclusion (2018) (0)
Sophisticated Guides to a Changing Chinese Landscape (2000) (0)
Chinese Youth: A Quick Q and A with Mary Bergstrom (2012) (0)
A quick tour through the volume (2003) (0)
Independence (2018) (0)
On Michael Jackson in Mongolia, Hanging out at Shanghai’s World’s Fair, and Other Topics: A Quick Q & A with Marketplace’s Rob Schmitz (2010) (0)
1968 and New Radical Visions (2018) (0)
13. Hong Kong Now, Shanghai Then (2019) (0)
A letter from an emeritus historian, c.2049 (2010) (0)
Shanghai as a City of Juxtapositions (2014) (0)
Learning from Chinese National and Nationalist Spectacles (2012) (0)
10. Cosmopolitan Connections and Transnational Networks (2007) (0)
Fascism and the Holocaust (2018) (0)
Sophisticated guides to a changing Chinese landscape [Review of Dutton, Michael. Streetlife China (1998) and The China Reader: The Reform Era. Schell, Orville and Shambaugh, David (eds.) (1999).] (2000) (0)
LETTER FROM… Nanjing (2003) (0)
War and Peace (2018) (0)
Joining the Global Public: Word, Images, and City in Early Chinese Newspapers, 1870–1910 . Edited by Rudolf G. Wagner. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 2007. x + 249 pp. $80.00. ISBN 978-0-7914-7117-3 (2008) (0)
1989 as a year of great significance (2015) (0)
Don’t let them call the tune: A professor debates the moral questions about speaking at events sponsored by an organisation with links to the Chinese government (2020) (0)
China and the Town Square Test (2011) (0)
THE CITY IN HISTORY (2006) (0)
John M. Carroll. Edge of Empires: Chinese Elites and British Colonials in Hong Kong. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. 2005. Pp. xii, 260. $39.95. (2006) (0)
China's One-Child Family Policy . Edited by Elisabeth Croll, Delia Davin, and Penny Kane. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1985. xvi, 237 pp. Notes and References, Tables, Figures, Notes on the Contributors, Index. $27.50. (1986) (0)
Comment (2010) (0)
1989 People's Movement (2014) (0)
A Q&A with Janet Chen, Author of Guilty of Indigence (2012) (0)
Fast Change and Its Discontents (2013) (0)
China in 2010: A Baker’s Dozen of Links (2011) (0)
Between Heaven and Modernity: Reconstructing Suzhou, 1895–1937 . By Peter J. Carroll. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 2006. xvi, 325 pp. $60.00 (cloth). (2007) (0)
Shanghai Homes: Palimpsests of Private Life. JIE LI. New York: Columbia University Press, 2014. xvi + 261 pp. $30.00; £20.50. ISBN 978-0-231-16717-8 (2015) (0)
What Liu Xiaobo's Death Says About China's Two Futures (2017) (0)
Letter from...Shanghai (1999) (0)
The Paradoxes of Modernization (2018) (0)
Feminism in the Modern World (2018) (0)
The Qing Dynasty’s Past and the Communist Party's Future (2016) (0)
Imperial China (2005) (0)
Islamic Fundamentalism in Critical Perspective (2018) (0)
1850: The birth of a newspaper (2008) (0)
In China, the Bad Old Days Are Back (2018) (0)
From Mao to Now (2018) (0)
Introduction (2011) (0)
Materialism and the Crisis of Capitalism (2018) (0)
Hotel California: Around the world on a dark desert highway (2014) (0)
THE LAND OF CITIES (2006) (0)
Bolshevism Reshapes Revolution (2018) (0)
Shanghai in Transition: Changing Perspectives and Social Contours of a Chinese Metropolis. By Jos Gamble. [London: RoutledgeCurzon, 2003. xxvi +250 pp. £60.00; $90.00. ISBN 0-7007-1571-1.] (2003) (0)
Peasants and Peasant Revolts (2018) (0)
Q&A: Robert Bickers, Author of The Scramble for China (2011) (0)
California Dreamin’ at China’s World’s Fair (2010) (0)
Imperial Gateway: A Conversation with Seiji Shirane (2022) (0)
Six Takes on Martin Jacques (2010) (0)
Hong Kong and the Disappearing Booksellers (2016) (0)
Repression in Xi’s China (2021) (0)
Ming K. Chan and Arif Dirlik. Schools into Fields and Factories: Anarchists, the Guomindang, and the National Labor University in Shanghai, 1927–1932. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. 1991. Pp. 339. $47.50 (1993) (0)
Escape from China. (1994) (0)
The Lius of Shanghai, by Sherman Cochran and Andrew Hsieh. Cambridge MA: Harvard University Press, 2013. xix + 431 pp. US$39.95/£25.00/€36.00 (hardcover and eBook). (2014) (0)
U.S.-China Relations: A Quick Q-and-A with Warren I. Cohen (2010) (0)
China’s Water Challenges: A Quick Q & A withEnvironmental Historian Kenneth Pomeranz (2011) (0)
19. Chinese Bridges to Postsocialist Europe (2000) (0)
Editor's Preface: Commentaries on the Partition (2014) (0)
Asia’s Disappearing Daughters (2011) (0)
Postscript: April 1994 (2018) (0)
A “VELVET PRISON” WITH CHINESE CHARACTERISTICS: THE CONSTRUCTION OF CULTURE IN POST-1989 CHINA By Keith Goodwin On June 5, 1989, an unidentified man stood alone in front of a row of Chinese (2010) (0)
Wenhua da geming yu 1989 nian minzhu yundong zhijian de lishi guanxi (1998) (0)
Playing Politics with Cats and Dogs (2008) (0)
Early Critics of Deng Xiaoping—A 1978 Flashback (2008) (0)
Will the real Xi Jinping please stand up? China’s most powerful leader since Mao wears many hats - some of them draconian (2019) (0)
Population Growth (2018) (0)
Kentucky Fried Globalization (2006) (0)
Revolutions and Revolutionaries (2018) (0)
A Weekend Chockfull of Interesting China Events (2008) (0)
A Tale of Three Mega-Events (2010) (0)
Airbrushing history: With China’s Communist Party still in power, the way 1917 is remembered must follow the party line. One man learnt the hard way (2017) (0)
Toward a social history of the Chinese Revolution: A review Part II: The state of the field (1992) (0)
The Future (2018) (0)
“Mao in Transition to Becoming Mao”: Rebecca Karl on Her Forthcoming Book (2010) (0)
Imperialism and Colonial Rule (2018) (0)
Revolutions Before Bolshevism (2018) (0)
Reﬂections on a watershed date: the 1949 divide in Chinese history PAUL A . COHEN (2013) (0)
Looking at China from Across the Pacific and Across the Himalayas (2010) (0)
Xi Jinping’s Authoritarianism Does a Disservice to China’s Nuanced Political Tradition (2016) (0)
CHINA'S URBAN REVOLUTION (2006) (0)
Waiting for China's Lech Walesa (2002) (0)
Avis aux biographes (2021) (0)
Marie-Claire Bergère, Shanghai: China’s Gateway to Modernity. Translated by Janet Lloyd, Stanford, CA, Stanford University Press, 2009, 520 pp. (2011) (0)
Chicago and the Future of U.S.-China Summits (2011) (0)
China’s Bad Old Days Are Back (2018) (0)
US–China Misunderstandings (2018) (0)
The Boxer Rebellion and the communist revolution (1998) (0)
^^^^ Beyond Ping-Pong Diplomacy (2016) (0)
Philosophical Tours of China, from Dewey to Derrida (2008) (0)
The Xi Era (2022) (0)
Science (2018) (0)
Towards a social history of the Chinese revolution: A review: Part 1 : The evolution of a field 1 (1992) (0)
Schools of Thought (2018) (0)
What I Read on My Summer Vacation (Part III) (2010) (0)
Scholarship on Shanghai Student Activism (1993) (0)
A quick tour through a century (2003) (0)
Did China have a (2014) (0)
Mao Matters 1996 (2002) (0)
Straight Out of Wukan: A Quick Q & A with Journalist Rachel Beitare (2011) (0)
A Tale of Two Photos (2018) (0)
Survivor: Chinese Communist Party (2007) (0)
The Aftermath of the 1989 Tiananmen Crisis in Mainland China.Bihjaw Lin , Maria Hsia Chang , George P. Chen , John F. Copper , Michael C. Davis , Barry Naughton , W. Gary Vause , Margaret Y. K. Woo (1994) (0)
Ghost writers: The author and China expert imagines a fictional futuristic lecture he’s going to give in 2049, the centenary of Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four (2019) (0)
Thinking Outside the Book: Thoughts on Cohen's “Other” Writings (2007) (0)
Humiliation and Normalization: A Tale of Two New ChinaBooks (2011) (0)
“Civilization” and its discontents (2019) (0)
Hong Kong and Shanghai, 1987–2017: A Convergence, a Reversal, and Two Ironies (2017) (0)
Introduction. “Who Are You This Time?” (2019) (0)
Talking with Grad School Versions of Myself: A Meta-Commentary (2022) (0)

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