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 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 …

This conclusion presents some closing thoughts on the concepts discussed in the preceding
chapters of this book. The book demonstrates how" liberalization" allows state enterprises to …

Page 1 State and Society in China The Consequences of Reform Edited by Arthur Lewis
Rosenbaum ROUTLEDGE Page 2 State and Society in China Page 3 State and Society in China …

Everyone knows that things are changing in China, and that they have been changing for
some time: ever since Mao went to join Marx, to use his own expression, in September 1976 …

China's approach toward post-Stalinist reform contrasts markedly with that of most other
former centrally planned economies. Eastern Europe and Russia have tried to move rapidly …

As China moved from a planned to a market economy many people expected that China's
political system would similarly move from authoritarianism to democracy. It is now clear …

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 …

It is a widely-held belief that the growth of material wealth yields increasing social
tranquillity, but studies of modernization have long revealed that certain stages of economic …

The history of the People's Republic, according to the dominant narrative, falls into two
broad sections: the turbulent decades dominated by Mao Zedong, the founder of" New …