State and society in China's democratic transition Confucianism, Leninism, and economic development /
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| Médium: | Elektronický zdroj E-kniha |
| Jazyk: | angličtina |
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New York :
Routledge,
2003.
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| Edice: | East Asia (New York, N.Y.)
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- State-society configuration: strong state vs. weak society
- 1 Statist and societal explanations for the likelihood of a top-down transition
- 4 Hypotheses, sources, and methods
- 9 Hypotheses
- 9 Sources and methods
- 17 Plan of book
- 22 Chinese communist party and bureaucratic elite in post-Mao reform
- 29 Post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship: Effective political control over effective bureaucracy
- 31 Different approaches to post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship
- 31 The general office system
- 33 Explaining post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship
- 37 Confucian tradition and Chinese bureaucratic system
- 37 The development of leninist state system
- 43 CCP and the post-Mao reform
- 52 Bureaucratic elites' image of the post-Mao party leadership
- 56 The role of bureaucracy in China's democratic process
- 72 Different images of Chinese bureaucracy in the political process
- 73 Bureaucratic elites' self-interests in the political system
- 76 Bureaucratic elites' concern with unity and stability in China
- 78 Conclusion
- 85 Problems of political opposition in inducing democracy in China
- 91.