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Introduction: Theoretical Model
Ideological Faith Crisis: Does the Communist Ideology Matter?
Political Development: Withering Party Power?
Legal Innovations: The Rule of Law?
Social Changes: Takeover by Civil Society?
Economic Reforms: Transition Towards Capitalism?
Conclusion: The End or Continuity of Communist Totalitarianism?
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Chris Carver
reviewed Post-Mao China: From Totalitarianism to Authoritarianism? on November 05, 2012
Post-Mao China
Very insightful about the inner workings of the high circles of the Chinese Communist Party. Briefly, the impression I received was the CCP as a completely authoritarian government who chooses its leaders based upon a combination of merit and cronyism. However, the textbook-style feel to the novel took away some of its potential enjoyment.
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