Three Visions Of Chinese Socialism

by Dorothy J Solinger

Overview

For many years, most scholarly and journalistic intepretation of Chinese politics has followed the practice of the media in the People's Republic, analyzing conflict among the leadership in terms of a dichotomy between two lines, R or the two-line struggle. The adherents of· this model refer to the two lines as -ideologues'" or -radicals· on the one hand, versus pragmatists- or moderates on the other. In this book the authors propose that Chinese politics can more fruitfully be. assessed in light of a clash among three, rather than two, competing ·visions.- Policy conflicts, they conclude, occur because of disagreements over the relative priorities to set among three competing va1ues--productivity, mass participation and mobilization, and order. Each author analyzes debates over market, mobilization, and bureaucratic approaches in a particular policy sector, demonstrating how differing visions have influenced policy formation.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781000612318
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	08/22/2019
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	154
Lexile:	1640L (what's this?)
File size:	961 KB

About the Author

Dorothy J. Solinger is Associate Director of the Asian Studies Program and Adjunct Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Pittsburgh

Table of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION 2 THREE LENINIST PATHS WITHIN A 3 CULTuRE: CULTURAL POLITICS AND THE POLITICAL CONSTRUCTION OF AUDIENCES IN CHINA 4 COMMERCE: THE PETTY PRIVATE SECTOR AND THE THREE LINES IN THe EARLY 1980, 5 THREE LINES IN CHINESE FOREIGN RELATIONS, 1950-1983: THE DEVELOPMENT IMPERATIVE