Title:
Reform, Legitimacy, and Dilemmas : China's Politics and Society
Editor(s)/Author(s):
Wang GungwuWANG Gungwu & ZHENG Yongnian
Year:
2000
Publisher(s):
World Scientific Publishing Co. & Singapore University Press
Abstract:
| Title | Written by. |
|---|---|
| Introduction | WANG Gungwu & ZHENG Yongnian |
| Part One: Party, State, and Society | |
| The Politics of Power Succession | ZHENG Yongnian |
| The Chinese Communist Party in the Countryside | Ignatius WIBOWO |
| State Corporatism and Civil Society | GU Xin |
| The Religio-Political Significance of Falun Gong and Jiang Zemin’s Legacy of Social Stability | William T. LIU |
| The Rule by Law VS the Rule of Law | ZHENG Yongnian |
| Part Two: Social Reforms and Challenges | |
| Labour Law for Foreign Investment Enterprises | LO Vai Io |
| The Political Economy of Urban Public Housing Reform | GU Xin |
| Conflicts Between Social Desire and Individual Responsibility:
Issues in Financing Urban Health Insurance Reform |
YU Wei |
| China’s Growing Concerns over Its Environmental Problems | TONG Yanqi |
| Part Three: Domestic Responses to External Relations
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| The Politics of Human Rights: Stability First, Development Second, and Everything Else Can Wait | Lance L. P. GORE |
| China’s Dialogue with the West on Rights: Is There Any Common Ground? | LO Vai Io |
| Nationalism and Its Dilemma: Chinese Responses to Embassy Bombing | John WONG &
ZHENG Yongnian |
| China’s Strategic Intentions and Demands: What Is New? | WANG Feiling |
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