China’s Contested Internet Thai massage for those interested in a

for those interested in a more detailed understanding of how women strive and sometimes succeed as political actors in Asia

How did early Buddhists actually encounter the seminal texts of their religion

Habegger exposes the ugly imperialist meaning of one of our most cherished fantasies of the self-reliant Western woman

Engages with the notions of ‘inclusive Chineseness’ and ‘cosmopolitan Islam’ to explore the possibilities of ethnic and religious cosmopolitanism in contemporary societies

He is a laureate of the 2010 Prince Claus Fund in the Netherlands

China’s Contested Internet Thai massage for those interested in aEdited by Guobin Yang 304 pp., Illustrated, 2015 Is there a pre Weibo and post Weibo era in Chinese Internet history? Are hackerspaces in China the same as in the West? How can the censorship of an Internet novel end up producing it? How is Lu Xuns passive and ignorant spectator turned into an activist on the Internet? What are the multiple ways of being political online? Such intriguing questions are the subject of this captivating new book. Its ten