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China modernizes: threat to the West or model for the rest?

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China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance International Relations and Foreign Policy Asian Industrial and Economic Development

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1. Introduction: Two Opposing Views of China 2. Deja vu all over again: China and the East Asian Model 3. Taking rights seriously? Official policy and actual practice 4. Social and economic rights, law and order, women's rights and cultural rights 5. Of rights and wrongs: Why China is subject to a double standard on rights 6. Institutional reform: rule of law and good governance 7. Debating democracy 8. What if China democratizes? What if it doesn't? 9. Conclusion: modernity with modesty- the strength and limits of the EAM

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