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Introduction Andrew Watson; Interest group conflicts in a reforming economy; Christopher Findlay and Jiang Shu; Redefining workers' interests: reform and the trade unions Greg O'Leary; Wealth but not security: attitudes towards private business in the 1980s
Susan Young; Intellectuals and reform Sylvia Chan; The public/private dichotomy and the sexual division of rural labour Tamara Jacka; A conflict of interests: current problems in educational reform Zhang Ning; The management of the rural economy: the
institutional parameters Andrew Watson; A mass line without policies: community policing and economic reform Michael Dutton; The role of the People's Liberation Army Dennis Woodward; Conclusion Andrew Watson
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Jay White
reviewed Economic Reform and Social Change in China on April 19, 2010
Economic Reform and Social Change in China
Indispensable resource detailing the power-struggles and transitional period in the Peoples' Republic of China, 1976-1978. From the fall of the "Gang of Four" to the emergence of Deng Xiao Ping.
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