China's Political Economy

Abstract

China economy - have China's economic reforms stalled? D.H. Perkins gain without - why economic reform in China worked, L.J. Lau some thoughts on China's post-Deng economy, J. Wong political issues -China's new paths for national reemergence, G-W. Wang can China be governed from Beijing? - reflections on reform and regionalism, P.A. Kuhn will China become more democratic? - a realist's review of China's democratization, Y-N. Zheng comprehensive national power - an expression of China's new nationalism, Y-N. Zheng social issues -Xiao-Kang - Deng Xiaoping's socio-economic development target for China, J. Wong Xia-gang and its sociological implications of reducing labour redundancy in China's SOEs, Z-Q. Qi, Y-N. Zheng rebuilding their ancestral villages in China - the moral economy of Singapore Chinese, K.E. Kuah external relations - prospects of Sino-US relations, H. Harding the Xiamen experience in introducing foreign direct investment, Q. Luo how China views Korea - a balanced act tilting towards the south, Q-S. Zhao China's changing policy toward the South China Sea, P.K. Shee emerging of multi-power centres in post-1997 Hong Kong, F. Wu.