Titlebook: China; Politics and Governm Tony Saich Textbook 1981Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1981 China.government.politics

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Rural China,the unequal exchange in value between industrial and agricultural products. This means that policies to achieve growth and raise living standards will still have to be based largely on making use of the large population and on development through incentive.

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The first seventeen years: revolutionary consolidation or revisionist restoration ?,ntly agrarian and within which there remained substantial opposition to communist rule. This chapter considers the way in which the leadership set about solving these problems and the divisions that arose among the leadership as a result of the policies devised to cope with a changing situation. Ini

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The Cultural Revolution and its aftermath, China. Attempts to understand it have not been helped by simplistic explanations that it was a two-line struggle between socialism and revisionism, or by the original Chinese claims that everything that happened was the result of Mao Zedong’s grand strategy. As was noted at the end of the last chap

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Social and political control,control, shows that this control can be exercised in three ways: through the physical, the material or the symbolic.. This triad of force, rewards and norms can help one gain an understanding of how societies ensure obedience through a system of socialisation combined with incentives and punishments