Indicators of State Formation: With a Discussion of the State Theory Based on the Four-tiered Settlement Hierarchy
Wang Zhenzhong Institute of Chinese History; Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Qu Yunying

..............page:153-163

The Reform and Development of the Decision-making System in Contemporary China
Zhou Guanghui College of Administration; Jilin University Huang Yusheng

..............page:25-45

“Civilization” and “State”: An Etymological Perspective
Yi Jianping Institute of World History; Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Huang Jue

..............page:181-197

Implications of Large Burial Sites of Songze Culture
Li Boqian School of Archaeology and Museology; Peking University Xiang Long

..............page:133-141

Theoretical Reflections on the Formation of Early States in China
Chao Fulin School of History; Beijing Normal University Li Nan

..............page:142-152

Three Roads to Political Accountability
Ma Jun School of Government; Sun Yat-sen University Liu Jianzhao

..............page:5-24

Introduction
Wang Zhenzhong Institute of Chinese History; Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Yu Shihua

..............page:131-132

Several Issues in Research on State Emergence in China
Xie Weiyang Center for Ancient Civilization Studies; Shanghai University Li Cunna

..............page:164-180

Historical Reconstruction of the Literary Family
Mei Xinlin Jiangnan Cultural Research Center; College of Humanities; Zhejiang Normal University Chen Si

..............page:111-130

Cultural Feedback and Intergenerational Transmission in Artifact Civilization
Zhou Xiaohong School of Social and Behavioral Sciences; Nanjing University Huang Yusheng

..............page:46-60

The Intrinsic Influence of the Poetics of Yanzhi on Modern Chinese Literature
Song Jianhua Department of Chinese Language and Literature; Jinan University Huang Yusheng

..............page:94-110

Cultural Capital and Status Attainment: An Empirical Study Based on Data from Shanghai
Qiu Lipinga and Xiao Rikuib a Sociology Division; E-institute of Shanghai University b Department of Sociology; Shanghai University Deng Ying

..............page:61-74

The Development of Early Modern Chinese Economics: Based on Investigation of Doctoral Dissertations by Chinese Students Studying Abroad in the Late Qing and Republican Periods
Zou Jinwen Zhongnan University of Economics and Law Feng Yihan

..............page:75-93