China's New Economic Development Orientation, Ideological Change and Administrative Reform in the Post-Mao Era
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Authors
Boshoven, James H.
Issue Date
1985
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Thesis
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en_US
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Abstract
Beginning with the Fall of the Gang of Four in 1976, which marked
the end of the Cultural Revolution in China, it has been increasingly
evident that China's new leadership has made a decisive break with many
of the political, economic, and social policies of the past. Under the
pragmatic leadership of Deng Xiaoping, a thorough reassessment of
China's economic history has been made and this modern critique has led
to the formulation of many new policies with the intent of correcting
those aspects of economic policy which actually hindered productivity
and full economic growth in many sectors of Chinese society.
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iv, 45 p.
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