… how different it is from pure capitalism or socialism. Only then can we critique the China model
… low rate that did not reflect the economy's productivity growth. This "financial repression" …

… gone and the largest obstacles to China further … that China could play a positive role as a
new superpower in constructing a world beyond capitalism, if it does not give up the socialist …

… that position China as part of global capitalism or regard it as a variety of capitalism. It then …
total labour force does not directly reflect its weight in the economy, as state ownership/control …

… , we emphasize that China’s transition to party-state capitalism is not merely a reflection of
Xi … emerged in the process of reforming market socialism rather than as a movement built on …

… socialist market economy following the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, this book sheds
light on how the CCP has constructed capitalism… of China’s political economy reflect deeper …

… -defined socialist state represented not an antithesis to capitalism but rather a moving point
… They were reflections of the coexistence of diverse arrangements of state-driven and market-…

… Post-Socialist Developmental State (PSDS) became the dominant … -socialist East Asia.
Upon embarking on a systemic transformation from socialism to capitalism, states such as China …

… Against the tide of describing reform-era China in terms of all forms of capitalism and … CCP
members to study his thoughts, his reaffirmation of socialism has won popular support. Finally, …

… The same Cold War framework of socialist solidarity and capitalist hostility that informed
Mao’s outlook in 1949 has shaped how the world has thought about the way China came of age …

… of four periods that this book calls transition to socialism, socialism, transition to capitalism,
and … The core of this book is made up of four historical chapters that reflect the described …