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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESSISBN: 9780853459682

"China and the Contradictions of "Market Socialism""

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By Robert Weil
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MONTHLY REVIEW PRESS
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PAPERBACK
Dimensions:
230 x 150 mm
Weight:
380 g
Pages:
288

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This study begins by examining the tensions growing within "market socialism", explores the class forces that produced it, and the social dislocation that it is generating. Weil offers an analysis of the growing tensions between China and the USA and their roots in China's push to lead in the world market. He also describes the continuing contention between the legacies of Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping. Finally, making the case for the inherent instability of "market socialism", Weil offers a challenging perspective on China after Deng, and the implications for the economic and political situation worldwide.

China at the brink; Chinese history past, present and future; China and the United States; "America the Beautiful" versus "China the Central"; Mao and Deng; conclusion - the motive force of history.

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