The distinctive Chinese approach to socialism emerged in the period following Khrushchev's
denunciation of Stalin at the Twentieth Congress of the CPSU. The reforms which followed …

THE DEATH OF Mao Tse-tung in September 1976 marked not only the passing of the
dominant figure of modern Chinese history but also symbolized the passing of a whole …

First published in 1982. The dramatic changes in policy and theory following the death of
Chairman Mao in 1976 and the publication of the most extensive official and unofficial data …

Over the last decade, the Communist regime in China has undertaken a restructuring of
Chinese socialism. Most dramatic of the changes initiated by the regime is the redefinition of …

In the 1970s a fundamental assumption of Western scholarship was that China in the late
1950s had entered a path of development which significantly differed from that followed in …

This book is essentially a plea to take socialism in China seriously. This may appear rather
difficult given the events of 1989 and the current leadership's ignorance of Marxism, let …

Maoism, Titoism and Stalinism are shorthand terms for the three broad notions which have
legitimated the policies of the socialist transition in the People's Republic of China. This …

Socialism emerged as a means to address the abuses of capitalism. However, it took a long
historical process to turn the theories of socialism into reality. Elements contrary to socialism …

Around the 1911 Revolution, socialist thought was introduced into China from the West and
Japan. Sun Yat-sen and other revolutionaries regarded socialism as a suitable model upon …

This brief paper examines the position in which Chinese socialism finds itself 12 years after
the death of its founding father Mao Zedong and 11 years after the control of state passed …