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Unstately Power : Local Causes of China's Intellectual, Legal and Governmental Reforms.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Armonk :
Taylor and Francis,
1998.
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| Edición: | 2nd ed. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Shanghai Delta Map; Provinces of China Map; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Abbreviations; Romanizations; A Note about Wordings; Tables; Plates; Preface and Acknowledgments; Part 2, Legitimation: Local Seers Reform Political Truth-Commitment After Campaigns; 2.1 Reform of Ideology; 2.2 Reform of Religion; 2.3 Reform of Media; 2.4 Reform of the Arts; a. Painting and Visual Arts; b. Literature, Theater, and Film; Plates; c. Music; 2.5 Reforms of Entitlement Support; a. Housing and Residents; b. Transport Infrastructure and Commuters; c. Relief and Pensioners.
- D. Health and Environment for Citizense. Birth Planning and Parents; f. Opportunities and Women; g. School Finance and Students; h. Ethnic Respect and Minorities; Part 3, Sanctions: Commanders Reform Political Tradition-Coercive Incentives by State and Nonstate Communities; Sanctions and Communities in Reforms; Families and their Imitators; Identity Groups Define Corruption or Rent; Patronism and Leninism; 3.1 Sanctioning Agencies; a. Police; b. Army ; c. Courts and Lawyers; 3.2 The Control of Social Groups; a. Workers; b. Academics; c. Students.
- Part 4, Steering: Statesmen Reform Political Structure-Authoritarianism, Liberalism, and AlternativesDivisions by Flexibility: The Combination of Lions and Foxes; Divisions by Administrative Level: The Community Consensus Rule; Divisions by Space: Mid-Level Rule from Cities; Divisions by Faith in Particular State Leaders; 4.1 Leadership Selection; a. Cadre Appointments; b. Cadre Retirements; c. Local Elections; 4.2 Policy Selection; a. Legislating; b. Gathering Opinions; c. Demonstrating; 4.3 Selection of Political Structure; a. Constitutional Rights and Duties.
- B. Proposals for Changing Political Structurec. Antidemocratic Scientism; d. Regime Types: Modern Options in Theory; e. Actual Reforms of Structure: Party or Management; Conclusion: China Changes; Long-Term Rationality; Causal Circumspection: Reasoning in Multiple Dimensions; Centralizations and Decentralizations: State and Nonstate; Civil and Uncivil Institutions; Reconciliation vs. Memory in Postrevolutionary Politics; Cold Shower vs. Slow Reforms: Reactions to Communism's Demise; Predicting the Future; Sources; Index.