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China Against the Tides, 3rd Ed. - Restructuring through Revolution, Radicalism and Reform (Hardcover, 3rd edition)
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China Against the Tides, 3rd Ed. - Restructuring through Revolution, Radicalism and Reform (Hardcover, 3rd edition)
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"China Against the Tides, 3rd Edition" uses an interdisciplinary
and comparative approach to analyse China by introducing theories
and concepts from historical and political sociology, economic
development, and political science. "China Against the Tides, 3rd
Edition" argues that, in both Mao and Deng periods, China evolved
in ways quite different from the Soviet model and from other
developing countries. Using an interdisciplinary and comparative
approach, the book analyzes China by introducing theories and
concepts from historical and political sociology, economic
development, and political science. It also explores China from two
comparative perspectives: developing countries (including the newly
industrializing countries of East Asia) and historical state
socialist regimes. "China Against the Tides, 3rd Edition" seeks to
combine both the internal perspectives of the actors themselves
with the external standpoint of the social scientist. China is, of
course, unique; but so are all countries. But, like other
countries, its distinctiveness can best be grasped by observing it
from outside as well as from within. Every chapter in the third
edition as well as the end bibliography has been updated. In
addition, a new section examines China's international relations,
and new coverage has been added throughout the chapters. For
example, the third edition discusses: the Hu-Wen leadership that
came to power in 2002, China's economic growth and social
development, internet technology, the continued drumbeat of
protests of various kinds, the situation in Tibet, the Olympic
Games, the May 2008 earthquake, plus smaller but still notable
events, such as the 2003 SARS outbreak, the Three Gorges Dam, and
the 2005 pollution episode on the Songhua River.
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