Contemporary China: the consequences of change
Evaluates the forces behind China's continual policy changes, including domestic consensus-building, widening regional and economic disparities, and responses to political dissent; 19 articles. Includes statements by six Chinese dissidents; topics include population control, intellectuals, succ...
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| Veröffentlicht in: | Journal of international affairs (New York) 1996-01, Vol.49 (2), p.302-605 |
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| creator | Friedman, Edward Ness, Peter van Qing, Liu Xue, Yuan Xiaokang, Su Binyan, Liu Chen, Judy Wu, Harry Lu, Li Baiqiao, Tang Bachman, David Dreyer, June Teufel Tsang, Steve Skeldon, Ronald Yang, Dali L Wei, Houkai Ferdinand, Peter Tsai, Kellee S Karmel, Solomon M Duffy, Edmund C Qingguo, Jia Dikotter, Frank |
| description | Evaluates the forces behind China's continual policy changes, including domestic consensus-building, widening regional and economic disparities, and responses to political dissent; 19 articles. Includes statements by six Chinese dissidents; topics include population control, intellectuals, succession politics, regional security, relations with Hong Kong, emigration, sectionalism, social change, women and the state, securities markets, business law, and national identity. |
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