China's Changed Road to Development

Content: 
Other titles of interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages v-vii, NEVILLE MAXWELL, BRUCE MCFARLANE
The Logic–and Limits–of Chinese Socialist Development, Pages 1-7, MARK SELDEN
China\'s Economic System Reform: Underlying Factors and Prospects, Pages 9-20, SHIGERU ISHIKAWA
Political Economy of Class Struggle and Economic Growth in China, 1950–1982, Pages 21-34, BRUCE McFARLANE
Chinese Market Mechanism: A Controversial Debate, Pages 35-41, THIERRY PAIRAULT
Changing Relations Between State and Enterprise in Contemporary China: Expanding Enterprise Autonomy, Pages 43-60, GORDON WHITE
Trends in Chinese Enterprise Management, 1978–1982, Pages 61-82, MARTIN LOCKETT, CRAIG R. LITTLER
Agriculture Looks for ‘Shoes that Fit’: The Production Responsibility System and Its Implications, Pages 83-108, ANDREW WATSON
Peasant Labour for Urban Industry: Temporary Contract Labour, Urban–Rural Balance and Class Relations in a Chinese County, Pages 109-123, MARC BLECHER
The Single-Child Family: The First Five Years, Pages 125-139, ELISABETH J. CROLL
Middle-Level Education in Contemporary China, Pages 141-148, PAULINE KEATING
Party Building since Mao–A Question of Style?, Pages 149-167, TONY SAICH
Once Again, ‘Making the Past Serve the Present’: A Critique of the Chinese Communist Party\'s New Official History, Pages 169-181, BILL BRUGGER
Chinese Marxism Since 1978, Pages 183-202, COLIN MACKERRAS
Bureaucratic Privilege as an Issue in Chinese Politics, Pages 203-212, RICHARD KRAUS
Post-Mao China\'s Development Model in Global Perspective, Pages 213-232, SAMUEL S. KIM
Index, Pages 233-243