Table of Contents
Acknowledgments, Introduction, Part 1: Policy Making and Policy Conflict over Reform, 1. Economic Reform via Reformulation: Where Do Rightist Ideas Come From?, 2. The Fifth National People's Congress and the Process of Policy Making: Reform, Readjustment, and the Opposition, Part II: Experiments in the Urban State Economic Bureaucracy, 3. Commercial Reform and State Control: Structural Changes in Chinese Trade, 1981-83, 4. China's New Economic Policies and the Local Industrial Political Process: The Case of Wuhan, 5. Urban Reform and Relational Contracting in Post-Mao China: An Interpretation of the Transition from Plan to Market, 6. Capitalist Measures with Chinese Characteristics, Part III: Reforms in Restructuring Regions, 7. Uncertain Paternalism: Tensions in Recent Regional Restructuring in China, 8. City, Province, and Region: The Case of Wuhan, 9. The Place of the Central City in China's Economic Reform: From Hierarchy to Network?, Part IV: State Cadres and Urban Entrepreneurs, 10. The Petty Private Sector and the Three Lines in the Early 1980s, 11. Urban Entrepreneurs and the State: The Merger of State and Society, Afterword, Index