上海社区发展研究（英文版）

This project could not have been completed without the help and support of many wonderful teachers. My deepest gratitude goes to Professors James “Woody” Watson and Rubie Watson who offered me invaluable advice on how to make the transition from the Masters Programs in Regional Studies-East Asia (RSEA) to the Ph.D. program in anthropology at Harvard.

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part Ⅰ The Ethnographic Setting
　Introduction
　Chapter 1 The Past of a “Lower Quarter”
　Chapter 2 Upscaling the “Lower Quarter”
Part Ⅱ Managing the Locality
　Introduction
　Chapter 3 Combating Unemployment in Neighborhood Shanghai
　Chapter 4 The “Granny Cadres” of Bay Bridge
　Chapter 5 The “Textile Sisters”and the Making of Social Workers
Part Ⅲ Civilizing Bay Bridge
　Introduction
　Chapter 6 Building a Beautiful Garden: Model Community Contests in Bay Bridge
　Chapter 7 The Neighborhood Council Election in Bay Bridge
　Chapter 8 The Plight of Owners' Associations
Epilogue
Works Cited