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A Cultural Account of Chinese Local Politics Local Politics in a Rural Chinese Cultural Setting: A Field Study of Mazu Township, Taiwan by J. Bruce Jacobs, Contemporary China Centre, Canberra, 1980

Firstly, and perhaps foremostly, it provides a sensitive ’cultural account’, based on extensive field experience, of the idiom of politics in a Chinese setting: what motivates people to political participation? what are the norms of political conduct? how do the participants perceive, describe and account for their own and others’ actions? how are political goals defined’? and how do the actors go about achieving these goals’? At the same time, however. it fails to come to grips, in my opinion, with the social-structural problem of how the local levcl is related to