… and artist Ai Weiwei, who inevitably wind up either in prison or … Mao restored the sovereignty
necessary to China's material … capitalism; he simply allowed the material base for China's …

… It is also necessary to highlight the advantages of ecological civilization, to reveal the
inevitability of China’s pursuit for ecological civilization and the universal applicability of ecological …

… 29 issued in 2006, land compensation and resettlement must ensure the restoration of living
… : ‘if half of China’s population starts consuming, growth is inevitable … right now they are …

… be shaken by the rise of China. At the same time, there was much idealism about how
China's economic integration with the world would inevitably lead to further political changes, an …

… Inertia is found inevitable in any system and institution, both in China and the world. China’s
reform in the late 1970s emerged when the society and economy nearly fell apart. Reform …

… balances, it is inevitable that insider control will be pervasive and corruption a major
problem. Indeed, in that sense, the major alternative label for China is “state capitalism” (Naughton …

… China is but one example of a new era of state capitalism born over the past decade, even
though nearly all discussion in the West of the rise of state capitalism has focused on China …

… processes are the driving forces behind China's rise. He also surveys … to China's distinctive
form of capitalism. Presenting a coherent and historically nuanced portrait, China's Capitalism …

… and historical forces that inevitably constrained it. If … capitalists, even though the socialization
of industry was carried through smoothly, leaving no possibility of capitalist restoration by …

… importance to US–China competition over international … –China relations and have raised
policy recommendations geared to managing US–China strategic competition and restoring a …