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This book traces the rise, fall, and revival of China's entrepreneurial class through the lens of historical liberalism. The author argues that China's rule by law system and resultant state predation contributes to the rise of a liberal entrepreneurial class and prospects for entrepreneurial-driven political change.
List of contents
Chapter One: Introduction: The Search for a Renewed Chinese Liberalism
Chapter Two: Liberal Class Development in England and France
Chapter Three: Illiberal Class Development in China: 907-1976
Chapter Four: China's Private Entrepreneurs: Economic Rationality and Autonomy
Chapter Five: China's Private Entrepreneurs: State Predation and the Rise of Property-Law Interests
Chapter Six: China's Private Entrepreneurs: the Formation of Liberal Political Values?
Chapter Seven: Conclusion: Prospects for a Contemporary Chinese Bourgeoisie
About the author
I'm excited to share this project with you! As a person of color, I noticed a lack of representation in the coloring book space and wanted to create something that my little sister, cousins, and friends' kids could relate to and enjoy.
I believe it's essential for children to see themselves and their families in the books they read and the toys they play with, and this coloring book is a step in that direction. Through colorful illustrations of kids of color and their families, I hope to inspire and empower young readers to celebrate their unique identities and backgrounds.
It's been a labor of love to create this coloring book, and I'm thrilled to see it come to life. I hope it brings joy and sparks creativity in all who color its pages.
