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2. Title Page, Copyright Page
3. Preface to the Second Edition
4. List of Diagrams
5. Introduction
6. Acknowledgements to the Second Edition
7. Note on Romanisation
8. 2. Communicating with Gods, Deities and Spirits
9. PART 2: STATE, SOCIETY AND RELIGIOUS ENGINEERING
10. PART 1: INVENTING A RELIGIOUS TRADITION
11. 1. Reinventing Chinese Syncretic Religion: Shenism
12. 3. Bureaucratising the Temple and the Sangha
13. 8. Members and Their Religiosity
14. 4. Establishing an Ethno-Religious Framework and the Religious Law
15. 6. Experimenting with Religious Values as Asian Values
16. 5. Buddhist Welfare and Charity
17. 7. Towards A Reformist Buddhism
18. PART 3: TOWARDS A REFORMIST BUDDHISM
19. 9. Competing Claims of Modernity and Class Identity: Christianity versus Reformist Buddhism
20. Glossary
21. Bibliography
22. State–Religion Partnership: Buddhist Delivery of Eldercare in Hong Kong and Singapore
23. 'Talent Circulators' in Shanghai: Return Migrants and Their Strategies for Success
24. The Garment Industry in South China: Practising Relational Work
25. La pratique du travail relationnel dans la filière du prêt-à-porter en Chine du Sud
26. Introduction: Religious Philanthropy in Asia
27. Engendering Religious Compassion: Chinese Women and the Micro-Politics of Buddhist Volunteerism
28. Rebuilding the Ancestral Village: Singaporeans in China
29. Identity and Sense of Belonging in Post-Colonial Education in Hong Kong
30. State–Religion Partnership: Buddhist Delivery of Eldercare in Hong Kong and Singapore
31. State, Society and Religious Engineering: Towards a Reformist Buddhism in Singapore
32. Chinese Women and the Cyberspace (Volume 2.0)
33. Chinese Women and the Cyberspace
34. The Flow of the Traders' Goddess
35. Negotiating Collective Memories and Social Experiences
36. Constructing a Singapore Chinese Cultural Identity
37. Conclusion
38. Introduction
39. Rewriting Genealogy and Reclaiming One’s Cultural Roots
40. The Ancestral Village in Anxi County
41. The Moral Economy of Rebuilding the Ancestral Village
42. The Bond of Ancestor Worship
43. Religious Revivalism
44. Chinese Lineage as a Cultural Network
45. Conclusion: From Lineage to Transnational Chinese Network
46. Social Movements in China and Hong Kong : The Expansion of Protest Space
47. Voluntary Organizations in the Chinese Diaspora
48. Internet as Social Capital and Social Network: Cyberactivity of Hong Kong and Shanghai Women
49. Introduction: Locating Chinese Women in the Cyberspace
50. Transnational self in the Chinese diaspora: A conceptual framework
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