… Neither Western nor East Asian developmental states have enjoyed anything close to the
power of the Chinese state, which sees state–society relations through an epistemologically …

… State transformation and Chinese foreign policy making This section describes major changes
in the Chinese party-state … involve a qualitative transformation of China’s party-state. This …

… 1949— was fundamentally incompatible with the Partystate’s imperative to remake the
economic and social basis of the Chinese countryside. Land reform violence could be harnessed …

… United States have behaved more like revisionist states than China. … whereby China is typically
labeled as a “revisionist” state even … Westphalian principles of state sovereignty and non- …

… Surnaming practices may reflect state policy and social actors’ responses to state initiatives;
indeed, as we will see, surnaming practices are family strategies of social and economic …

… Despite the rapid development of its economy, China still has significant weaknesses in soft
power. Second, China and the US are in a complex state of interdependence, which makes …

… Although we acknowledge the wisdom of self-entrepreneurialism and state entrepreneurialism,
we argue that the two concepts start from opposing ends of the state–society spectrum …

… As the Chinese state has progressively given up its planning and directing role, whilst …
wishes to transform the global order or wishes to remake itFootnote 62 need to answer the …

… in the remaking of the Chinese working class, they are doing so in conjunction with economic
growth which is now inextricably linked with further integration of China's economy with the …