中国国家与个人的关系塑造法律案列分析pdf.pdf

Shi The Journal of Chinese Sociology (2015) 2:5 DOI 10.1186/s40711-015-0005-y RESEARCH Open Access Selective firming of the self-boundary: social movements and the reshaping of the state-individual relationship during China’s transformation: A case study of a collective litigation caused by demolition in City B Yunqing Shi Correspondence: shiyq@ Abstract Institute of Sociology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, No,5, Urbanization since the 1990s causes considerable social conflicts in China. From Jianguomennei Dajie, Beijing, China a positive perspective, the conflicts can be regarded as an active reshaping of state-individual relationships initiated by the actors through social movements. However, due to the specific political condition as protests are not institutionalized in China, actors here face a dilemma: they must produce both the legitimacy to protest and the “opportunity” for protest at the same time during their rights-defending movements. This implies a paradox as far as state-individual relationships is considered. To get the “opportunity”, actors have to detach themselves from the state which they are supposed to be subordinated to; meanwhile, to secure the “legitimacy”, they have to internalize the state as it used to be. Therefore, tensions exist between these two kinds of state-individual relationship caused by the dilemma. To deal with this dilemma, actors in this case have to conce