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Home / Qin Hui 秦晖 b.1953

Qin Hui 秦晖 b.1953

Qin is history professor in the Department of Human and Social Sciences at Tsinghua. His main research interests are economic history and Chinese agrarian history. One of the best-known liberal intellectuals in China, Qin sees himself as a social-democrat, and attempts to reconcile the New Left and the Liberals.

Journal Articles

  • Qin, Hui. “China’s economic transition, social justice and democratization at the turn of the century.” The Chinese model of modern development. Cao, Tianyu. London; New York: Routledge, 2005. 88-127.
  • Qin, Hui. “China’s reform: whether, how, and why successful or not.” Contemporary Chinese Thought 1 (Fall 2003): 5-20.
  • Qin, Hui. “Dividing the big family assets.” New Left Review 20 (Mar-Apr 2003): 83-110.
  • Qin, Hui. “Mutual restraint, mutual promotion!” Chinese Economy 4(Jul-Aug 1999): 79-84.
  • Qin, Hui. “Power, responsibility, and constitutional politics: state ‘size’ in theory and history.” Chinese Economy. 6(Nov-Dec 2005): 36-82.
  • Qin, Hui. “Social justice and the scholarly conscience.” Chinese Economy. 3(May-Jun 2000): 15-31.
  • Qin, Hui. “Tax and fee reform, village autonomy, and central and local finance: historical experience and realistic options.” Chinese Economy. 6 (Nov-Dec 2005): 3-35.
  • Qin, Hui. “The issues of the Chinese economy changing tracks, social justice, and democratization at the turn of the century.” Chinese Economy. 2 (Mar-Apr 2003): 21-89.
  • Qin, Hui. “The common baseline of modern thought.” Trans. Kelly, David. Chinese Economy. 4 (Jul-Aug 2005): 12-22.
  • Qin, Hui. “China’s economic development performance under the prereform system.” Trans. Ma, Jisen. Chinese Economy 4 (Jul-Aug 2005): 61-85.
  • Qin, Hui. “Fin de siècle China: economic transition, social justice, and democracy.” Trans. Ma, Jisen. Chinese Economy 5 (Sep-Oct 2005): 3-54.
  • Qin, Hui. “Justice in the economics of market transition.” Trans. Ma, Jisen. Chinese Economy 5 (Sep-Oct 2005): 70-93.
  • Qin, Hui. “China’s low human rights advantage.” Trans. Carrico Kevin. China Rights Forum 1 (2009): 85-89.
  • Qin, Hui. “China’s economic miracle and the threat of future shock.” Trans. Frank, Paul. China Rights Forum 4 (2005): 57-63.
  • Qin, Hui. “The third possibility for globalization: the world takes on Chinese characteristics.” Trans. Latourelle, J. China Rights Forum 4 (2009): 56-61.
  • Qin, Hui. “Two tycoons, two fates: Zhou Zhengyi and Sun Dawu.” Trans. Mosher, Stacy. China Rights Forum 1 (2004): 35.
  • Qin, Hui. “Seeking a Common Baseline (abstract)” Trans. Fletcher, Carissa. Chinese Studies in History 2 (Win 2013-2014): 92-93.
  • Qin, Hui. “Small government, big society? What role for the state in the Chinese transition process?” Trans. Liu, Huiqing. Social Research 1 (Spr 2006): 29-52.

Collections and Book Chapters

  • Qin, Hui. “From major community standard to civil society: a rethinking of traditional China and its modernization.” State and civil society: the Chinese perspective. Deng, Zhenglai. Singapore; Hackensack, N.J.: World Scientific, 2011. 405-421.
  • Qin, Hui. “Dividing the big family assets: on liberty and justice.” Trans. Wang, Chaohua. One China, Many Paths. Wang, Chaohua. London; New York: Verso, 2003. 128-159.
  • Qin Hui, “La culutre traditionalle aujourd’hui:  un devoir d’inventaire pour penser le politique.” EOEO 63-102.

Translations on Web Sources

  • China Dialogue
  • China Story
  • Qin, Hui. “On the Mekong, a better way.” China Dialogue. China Dialogue. 30 Dec 2010. Web.
  • Qin, Hui. “Behind Myanmar’s suspended dam.” Roddy Flagg. China Dialogue. 28 Mar 2012. Web.

Blogs

  • 草根网 | Column on Caogen.com
  • 网易博客 | Blog on 163.com (hasn’t updated since 2013)
  • 新浪博客 | Sina Blog (hasn’t updated since 2011)
  • Archives of Qin’s articles

Intro/Studies by Others

  • Cheng, Edmund W.  “L’existence des bidonvilles urbains comme reconnaissance des droits des migrants: une proposition de Qin Hui.” Perspectives chinoises. Bardon, Séverine. 4(2008): 91-97.
  • David Kelly, “Guest Editor’s Introduction.” The Mystery of the Chinese Economy. Spec. issue of  Chinese Economy 4 (Jul-Aug 2005): 3–12.
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