The Chinese State in the Era of Economic Reform : the Road to Crisis |

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The Chinese State in the Era of Economic Reform : the Road to Crisis

ABSTRACT

Presents ten tales featuring Lord Bau, a wise judge who was a champion of righteousness and protector of the weak against the powerful.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter |20 pages

The Road to Crisis: The Chinese State in the Era of Economic Reform

part 1|126 pages

The Economic Role of the State

chapter 1|27 pages

Central Planning and Local Participation under Mao: the Development of Country-Run Fertiliser Plants

chapter 2|33 pages

Macroeconomic Management and System Reform in China

chapter 3|20 pages

The Changing Role of the State in Chinese Agriculture

chapter 4|16 pages

A Soviet Specialist's View of the Chinese Economic Reforms

chapter 5|28 pages

The Impact of the Open Door Policy on the Chinese State

part 2|66 pages

Politics and the National State

chapter 6|26 pages

Much Ado About Nothing: Party Reform in the 1980s

chapter 7|15 pages

A Janus-Faced Army? The Military and Reform Policies in the PRC

chapter 8|23 pages

The Law, the State and Economic Reform

part 3|80 pages

Decentralisation and the Local State

chapter 9|28 pages

Basic-Level Local Government and Economic Reform in Urban China

chapter 10|22 pages

Political Institutionalisation at the Basic Level of Government and Below in China

chapter 11|28 pages

Development State, Entrepreneurial State: The Political Economy of Socialist Reform in Xinju Municipality and Guanghan County

part 4|49 pages

State and Society

chapter 12|23 pages

The State and the Single-Child Policy

chapter 13|24 pages

Privatisation and Politics in Rural China