Summary The Chinese Communist Party's concept of security is expanding to meet new
systemic challenges to continued one-party rule. Threats such as ideological change and …

Normatively speaking, security is intrinsically related to a nation state, which is perhaps why
both the words “nation” and “state” are often coupled with “security” to produce the formulaic …

The meaning of the word &dquo; socialism&dquo; is vague. It can be understood as a
collection of social values, of theoretical structures, of social movements or of social systems …

The return of the Middle Kingdom to the center stage of history is the most significant geo‐
civilizaitonal development of the 21st Century. China's rise raises anew the great question …

In the past two decades, China has emerged as the major challenger to the United States's
leading position in the global economy and, to a lesser extent, as the world's foremost …

This article examines the future of socialism in China. China is not socialist today, nor are its
reforms likely to bring about socialism. Indeed, China has been “reforming” for over two …

China's 5,000 years of culture and history have left a legacy in its people which has powerful
influences today. The most relevant period, however, starts in 1949 with the overthrow of …

Yan Sun's examination of the debate within China over socialist thought from 1976 to 1992
is quite simply the most important book to be published on Chinese politics and the political …

China S PRESENT LEADERS have turned their backs upon revolution-ary solutions to the
problems of socialism. Are they also prepared to abandon the quest for socialism? As …

The end of the Cold War and the collapse of commu-nism in the former USSR has created
two fundamental challenges for the leaders of the PRC:(1) how to maintain their legitimacy …