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The Politics of War Commemoration in the UK and Russia

studying social and political processes in the country. Rather, the reader is left to draw this conclusion for herself, as the majority of the chapters implicitly challenge the assumption of an eventual ‘transition’ to electoral democracy for China, highlighting the hybridisations and new forms of governance produced by the re-articulation and re-appropriation of Western social concepts in China’s non-Western society.