The Parties, Society, and State in Modern Guangdong (The Formation Process of the Chinese Nationalist Party and Its Party-State System)

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Features: Overseas Chinese Modern History Studies Collection. This book primarily explores the overall organization of the Kuomintang (including its predecessor organizations) and situates it within the broader structure of the state-society relationship. The scope of the discussion is basically limited to the Guangdong region from the 1890s to the 1920s—the main stage of the Chinese revolutionary movement. The author attempts to conduct a comprehensive and theoretical examination of the relationship between parties, society, and the state in Guangdong, and seeks to offer new perspectives on the historical significance of the Kuomintang and the political system it established. At the same time, the author hopes to contribute to reflections on the future of China.