Fractured Rebellion by Andrew G. Walder featured in New York Review of Books

Fractured Rebellion: The Beijing Red Guard Movement, the acclaimed book by Andrew Walder, was featured in the November 11, 2010 issue of the New York Review of Books. Awarded the 2009 Barrington Moore Award by the American Sociological Association, Fractured Rebellion provides a new perspective of the Red Guard movement, focusing on its evolution between 1966-1968 in Beijing. China studies pioneer Jonathan Spence has praised the book, saying: "Better than anything else I have read, Andrew Walder's Fractured Rebellion explains how and why the Beijing students in the first two years of the Cultural Revolution became so sharply, bitterly, and fatally divided. An absorbing work of research and synthesis."