… capitalism within China’s Communist system, it refrains from prematurely concluding that
China’s economic success is inevitable … perceived as advocating capitalist restoration as “intra-…

… of China's macro-financial development that avoids the conceptual pitfalls described above,
I focus upon financial systems in contemporary capitalism … that is often assumed inevitably to …

… that became the Three Great Things was neither inevitable nor innate. Rather, the party …
such products by cadres signified “capitalist restoration” and the “restoration of an upper class,” …

… what I believe is the homework that needs to be done by today's sociology to restore its … in
the legitimacy of capitalism as a social order. For this, highly complicated and inevitably fragile …

… the factors and context of China’s persistent struggle in the restoration of global power with
… into economic marketization, which would inevitably lead it into political liberalization. There …

… prediction of capitalism's inevitable demise. Thus, Lenin explained that the imperial expansion
of Europe into the outer world, defined in terms of imperatives of capitalist economics and …

… Capitalist restoration The repression of the 1989 upsurge helped prepare the ground for
capitalist restoration. … The triumph of capitalism should not be seen as the inevitable result of the …

… revolutionary restoration is a rupture that itself needs either to be restored or renewed or …
inevitability of China’s socialist path, and to deny the leadership of the Communist Party of China…

… and restore China’… inevitable means for the revitalization of China. (3) Japan is always part
of the story, and all Japanese characters are naıve, greedy and blindly admire Imperial China. …

… behavior, whereby some foster vibrant capitalism and others suffocate the innovative private
… and to the current reform era, and it also can be extended beyond China to a wider context. …