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|a Unger, Jonathan.
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|a The Nature of Chinese Politics :
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|a Cover; Half Title; Title Page ; Copyright Page; Dedication ; Table of Contents; Acknowledgements; Contributors; Foreword; Part I: The Nature of Politics Under Mao and Deng; Chapter 1 Modernizing Chinese Informal Politics; Chapter 2 Factions and the Politics of Guanxi: Paradoxes in Chinese Administrative and Political Behaviour; Chapter 3 The Paradoxical Post -- Mao Transition: From Obeying the Leader to Normal Politics -- Chapter 4 Chinese Politics at the Top: Factionalism or Informal Politics? Balance-of-Power Politics or a Game to Win All?
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|a Chapter 5 Factionalism in Chinese Politics from a New Institutionalist PerspectiveChapter 6 Reflections on Elite Informal Politics; Part II: The Nature of Politics Under Jiang; Chapter 7 China's Political System: Challenges of the Twenty -- First Century; Chapter 8 Jiang Zemin' s Style of Rule: Go for Stability, Monopolize Power and Settle for Limited Effectiveness; Chapter 9 The Changing Form and Dynamics of Power politics; Chapter 10 Normal Politics with Chinese Characteristics; Chapter 11 The Evolving Shape of Elite Politics; Chapter 12 The Supreme Leader and the Military.
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|a Chapter 13 The Delayed Institutionalization of Leadership PoliticsSelected Bibliography; Index.
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