China at forty : mid-life crisis?
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China at forty : mid-life crisis?
（Clarendon paperbacks）
Clarendon Press, 1990
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Includes index
Reprint. Originally published : Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1989
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Description
As the world's largest Communist state, China has to decide on new directions for its reforms, especially because of the success of its neighbours in East Asia. Taking stock of the Chinese predicament requires a broad ranging survey of trends in social policy, economic management, intellectual freedom, defence policy and attitudes to the outside world and this book has such essays which identify the challanges that face China and socialism at large.
Table of Contents
- The challange to the social fabric, Anita Chan
- Chinese "realism" and Marx's "mistakes", Terrell Carver and Li Jun
- the long march towards bureaucratic rationality, Max Boisot
- old dog snubs master, but learns new tricks - state administration and economic reform, Marc Blecher
- leadership and authority in the Chinese Communist Paty - a forty-year perspective, Lawrence P.Sullivan
- Hong Kong and China - economic interdependence, Michele Ledic
- Taiwan and the reunification of China, Lee Lai To
- Chinese foreign policy, Gerald Segal
- the Chinese people's liberation army, 1949-89, Harlan Jencks.
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