Bibliograph

China, contemporary political, economic, and international affairs, edited by David B.H. Denoon

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China, contemporary political, economic, and international affairs, edited by David B.H. Denoon

Language

eng

Illustrations

maps

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

China

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

74965279

Responsibility statement

edited by David B.H. Denoon

Series statement

Current history books

Sub title

contemporary political, economic, and international affairs

Table Of Contents

Introduction: Is China's transformation sustainable? / David B. H. Denoon -- Part I: Foreign policy and national security -- The people's army: serving whose interests? / June Teufel Dreyer -- Uncertainty, insecurity, and China's military power / Paul H. B. Godwin -- Does China have a grand strategy? / Michael D. Swaine -- Sino-American relations since September 11: can the new stability last? / David Shambaugh -- Asia in the balance: America and China's "peaceful rise" / Robert Sutter -- Part II: Economic policy and social issues -- The long march from Mao: China's de-communization / Liu Binyan -- China's north-south split and the forces of disintegration / Edward Friedman -- The dangers of economic complacency / Barry Naughton -- Rumblings from the Uyghur / Dru C. Gladney -- Beijing's ambivalent reformers / Bruce J. Dickson -- China's new exchange rate regime / Barry Eichengreen -- Part III: Domestic politics and governance -- Is democracy possible? / Merle Goldman -- The leader in the shadows: a view of Deng Xiaoping / Lucian W. Pye -- Village elections: democracy from the bottom up? / Tyrene White -- An all-consuming nationalism / Michael Dutton -- Understanding Falun Gong / Richard Madsen -- China's new leadership: the challenges to the politics of muddling through / Tony Saich -- China's environmental challenge / Elizabeth Economy -- Chronology of recent events -- About the contributors

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