This chapter will continue the analytical line defined in this paper to understand rural collective petitions from the perspective of the village social structure. Specifically, this chapter focuses on a phenomenon of rural collective petitions (hereinafter referred to as “clique petitions”) that is induced by village faction (also known as factional) politics. A faction is essentially a relationship network structure.

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The State, Factions, and Peasants

  • Xianhong Tian

摘要

This chapter will continue the analytical line defined in this paper to understand rural collective petitions from the perspective of the village social structure. Specifically, this chapter focuses on a phenomenon of rural collective petitions (hereinafter referred to as “clique petitions”) that is induced by village faction (also known as factional) politics. A faction is essentially a relationship network structure.