Western perceptions of communism in East Asia have changed dramatically during the last
decade. Where once it was seen as a threat now the emphasis is on communism in reform …

The West no longer regards communism in East Asia as a threat. On the contrary, because
the communist party states of East Asia appear to be undergoing a process of reform …

Written in January 1978 for Communisme the bulk of this article analyses the theoretical
foundations of the economic policy of the new leadership of the Chinese Communist Party …

On the first of October, 1949, the Chinese Communists* climaxed their military success by
establishing on the mainland a new revolutionary government, the “Chinese People's …

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 …

Political developments in China during the decade since the death of Mao Zedong form the
theme of the following analysis; particular emphasis is laid on reform of the economic and …

On 1 October 2009, China's top political leaders presided over the lavish ceremony
celebrating the 60th anniversary of communist rule. On that day, on top of Tiananmen …

V>«hina, like other countries led by a Marxist-Leninist party, is ruled, in the name of scientific
socialism, by one party, the Communist Party of China (CPP). That party possesses an …

During 1962 the Chinese people continued their uphill quest for a higher standard of living
amidst unresolved difficulties of the Commnunist regime. The difficulties were openly …

Communism--its political systems, ideologies, and economic institutions--has disappeared
in Europe and it is inexorably disintegrating in Asia. Why and how was the single most …