1st Edition

China Since the 'Gang of Four'

Edited By Bill Brugger Copyright 1980
284 Pages
by Routledge

284 Pages
by Routledge

284 Pages
by Routledge

This book, first published in 1980, addresses the questions raised by the death of Mao Zedong and the arrest of the ‘Gang of Four’. Was China reverting to a capitalist form of development, and abandoning Mao’s policies? Was China’s leadership remaining loyal to Mao’s strategy but correcting damage done by the ‘Gang of Four’? The essays in this book analyse these questions and illustrate... Read more

1. The Politics of Conflict and Compromise Michael Sullivan  2. Non-Revolutionary Vanguard: Transformation of the Chinese Communist Party Graham Young  3. Industrial Development and the Four Modernisations Andrew Watson  4. Rural Policy Bill Brugger  5. The Blooming of a ‘Hundred Flowers’ and the Literature of the ‘Wounded Generation’ Sylvia Chan  6. Education – Why a Reversal? Ronald F. Price  7. China’s Foreign Relations: The Reintegration of China into the World Economy Greg O’Leary

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