Native Place, City, and Nation

Discover the profound insights of "Native Place, City, and Nation" by the University of California Press, published in 1995. This compelling hardback edition spans 367 pages and delves into the intricate dynamics of native place associations in shaping modern Chinese urban society. The author meticulously examines how native-place identity influences the evolution of urban nationalism, offering readers a unique perspective on cultural and societal transformations. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of urban studies and Chinese history, this book provides a rich analysis that invites reflection on the interconnectedness of identity and place. Enhance your understanding of these critical themes by adding this essential title to your collection.