"Historian Clinton offers an insightful analysis of what she sees as China’s fascist movement after the ascendance of Chiang Kai-shek in the political arena. Highly recommended."
-- P. F. Shan Choice
“A thought-provoking study that raises new questions.”
-- Anna Belogurova Pacific Affairs
"Maggie Clinton has opened up an important new strand in our understanding of the political and intellectual history of 20th-century China. Revolutionary Nativism is a powerful book that will shape debates for years to come."
-- Rana Mitter The China Quarterly
"Fascinating and intriguing. . . . Revolutionary Nativism is an important contribution not only for taking fascism in East Asia seriously, but also for making us rethink the role of state led modernity via moralization of the everyday."
-- Marc Andre Matten International Journal of Asian Studies