China since Tiananmen: From Deng Xiaoping to Hu Jintao

Joseph Fewsmith

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China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance Chinese history and philosophy Hong Kong and Taiwan Politics

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Part I. Line Struggle Revisited: The Attack on Deng's Reform Program: 1. Tiananmen and the conservative critique of reform 2. Deng moves to revive reform Part II. Redefining Reform: The Search for a New Way: 3. The emergence of neoconservatism 4. The enlightenment tradition under challenge 5. The emergence of neostatism and popular nationalism Part III. Elite Politics and Popular Nationalism: 6. Jiang Zemin's rise to power 7. Elite politics in an era of globalization and nationalism Part IV. A New Era in Chinese Politics: 8. Hu Jintao takes over: a turn to the left?

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