Proletarian Power (Transitions · Asia and Asian America) by Perry, Elizabeth -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Half Title Title Copyright Contents List of Tables Acknowledgments List of Acronyms Introduction 1 Radical Intellectuals: Red Guards and Literati Rebels

Background Connections The Red Guards The Liberation Daily Incident Literati Rebels The Pivotal Role of Zhang Chunqiao Literati-Worker Tensions Workers’ Theory Troops A Fragile Alliance

2 Rebels: The Workers’ General Headquarters

Buildup The Founding of the Workers’ General Headquarters “Old Rebels” Rebel Personality

3 Conservatives: The Scarlet Guards

The Formation of Shanghai’s Conservative Movement The Composition of Shanghai’s Conservative Organizations The Relationship of the Scarlet Guards to the SPC Conservative Motivations The Demise of the Scarlet Guards After the Fall Party Networks

4 A Cry for Justice: The Wind of Economism

Early “Economistic” Organizations Out of the Streets and into the Work Units The Role of Rebels The Attitude of the Shanghai Authorities Economic Impact Redressing Grievances

5 Renegade Rebels: Regiments and Lian Si

Internal Challengers: Regiments Relations Between the Regiments and the WGH Lian Si: A New Constellation of Anti-WGH Forces Intra-Rebel Dissension

6 Institutionalizing Rebel Gains

Worker Participation in Municipal Administration Party Reconsolidation The Military Face of the Worker Rebels The Reestablishment of Unions Exerting National Influence The Erosion of the Worker-Rebel Ascendancy The End of the Cultural Revolution in Shanghai Limited Gains

7 Conclusion

Three Faces of Activism Shanghai in National Perspective Labor’s Political Influence Theoretical Implications

Notes Selected Bibliography About the Book and Authors Index

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