The Uyghur lobby: global networks, coalitions and strategies of the World Uyghur Congress
"The Uyghur Lobby is the first systematic and contemporary examination of the global operations of the World Uyghur Congress (WUC). The Uyghur lobby is not a unified movement; wide divisions exist regarding how activists should promote national self-determination. The localization of the moveme...
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| Summary: | "The Uyghur Lobby is the first systematic and contemporary examination of the global operations of the World Uyghur Congress (WUC). The Uyghur lobby is not a unified movement; wide divisions exist regarding how activists should promote national self-determination. The localization of the movement leads its affiliate organizations to find their own paths for survival. Framing of the Uyghur issue plays a vital role in allowing local Uyghur affiliate to create independent alliances and bases of support. In general, people who tend to involve themselves with WUC member organizations share a belief that the cause of Uyghur self-determination can only be achieved through peaceful means, and in that context, the protection of human rights in China is a prime concern. In discussing the Uyghur lobby in the US, Germany and Japan, it becomes clear that most of the coalitions cobbled together in the domestic political arena are a reflection of the political games within these countries. The Uyghur lobby is thus highly constrained by the broader domestic politics of its host countries to have actual policy impacts to realize its political ambition.This unique and timely study reveals how an issue concerning a Chinese minority has been catapulted onto the wider global political stage, and how Uyghur groups have been successful in raising their visibility. As such, it will be of great interest to students and scholars working on Chinese politics, the Uyghur issue, and minority and ethnic politics, social movements, human rights, and international politics more broadly. ".. |
| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
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Autor: Chen, Yu-wen
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Contents
List of figures xiv
List of tables xv
Preface xvi
Acknowledgements xviii
List of abbreviations xix
1 Introduction 1
1.1 Questions, purposes, and significance 6
1.2 Methodology 8
1.3 Outline of chapters 9
Notes 11
2 The rise of the World Uyghur Congress 13
2.1 Birth of the WUC 13
2.2 The operation of the WUC 20
2.3 The world of competition for the WUC 21
2.4 External patrons 24
2.5 To act as if it were the real umbrella
organization 26
2.6 The legitimacy question 27
2.7 Summary 30
Notes 31
3 International networks 33
3.1 Method and data 33
3.2 Patterns 36
3.3 Centrality 44
3.4 Regional networks 45
3.5 Summary 50
Notes 50
4 Online networks 52
4.1 Method and data 53
4.2 Macro similarities and differences 55
4.3 Micro similarities and differences 58
4.4 Summary 64
Notes 65
5 A minor but rising influence in America 67
5.1 The rise of the Uyghur lobby in America 69
5.2 The campaign to rescue Rebiya Kadeer 71
5.3 Congressional support 72
5.4 Further actions 75
5.5 Campaigns to save prisoners 78
5.6 Summary 79
Notes 80
6 Struggling for attention in Germany 82
6.1 Patterns 84
6.2 Strategies and impacts 85
6.3 Summary 90
Notes 91
7 Uyghur networks in Japan 93
7.1 Method and data 95
7.2 Patterns 96
7.3 Strategies and impacts 104
7.4 Summary 106
Notes 107
8 China s competing discourses and strategies 109
8.1 China s framing of the Uyghur issue 110
8.2 China s strategies 118
8.3 Summary 122
Notes 123
9 Conclusions
124
9.1 The niche perspective of the Uyghur lobby 124
9.2 Contributions to social sciences studies and limits 129
Notes 131
Appendix: Uyghur-relevant US legislations
(January 1989-March 2011) 132
Bibliography 137
Index 147
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