Forces for change in contemporary China Book

	Foreword
	Preface
	Introduction: Mainland China and the Ordeal of Change	1
Pt. I	International Forces for Change	11
1	Mainland China and a New World Order	13
2	Mainland China's Place in the New World Regional Groupings	47
3	An Analysis of Peking's Assessments of the Changing World Environment	60
4	Mainland China's Position in the Pacific Strategic Balance: Looking Toward the Year 2000	70
5	Peking's Changing Policy in the Third World	83
Pt. II	Internal Forces for Change	91
6	The Party and the PLA in 1990-91	93
7	The Party-State and Society in Mainland China: A Brief Review	113
8	Communications and Development in Post-Mao Mainland China	120
9	Migration, Urbanization, and Regional Development: Toward a State Theory of Urban Growth in Mainland China	142
10	T'iao-t'iao versus K'uai-k'uai: A Perennial Dispute Between the Central and Local Governments in Mainland China	158
11	Some Nonofficial Trends in Political Thought During Mainland China's Decade of Reform	171
12	Information, Secularization, and the "Crisis of Belief": Fundamental Dynamics of Change in Mainland China	189
13	What Is Left of Mao Tse-tung Thought?	196
14	Four Trends in the Politics of Chinese Culture	213
15	Chinese Intellectuals After Tienanmen	225
16	A Literature of Protest, A Literature of Change: On the Role of Directed Culture in Chinese Literature	239
17	Ethnic Minorities in Mainland China Under Teng Hsiao-p'ing	251
Pt. III	Economic Forces for Change	263
18	Mainland China's Modernization and Economic Reform: Process, Consequences, and Prospects	265
19	Reforms, Resources, and Regional Cleavages: The Political Economy of Coast-Interior Relations in Mainland China	285
20	Trade, Investment, and the Fear of "Peaceful Evolution"	307
21	Trade as an Influence for Change in Chinese Areas	320
22	Education in Mainland China's Quest for Economic Modernization	330
Pt. IV	Change in the Republic of China	337
23	The Republic of China's Policy Toward the Chinese Mainland	339
24	ROC-PRC (Non)Relations: Groping Toward the German Model?	347
25	Peking's Evaluation of Taiwan's Development Experience	359
26	The Recent Literary Scene in Taiwan: A Cultural Analysis	369
	Index	379