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  • 1
    UID:
    almafu_9959229803002883
    Format: 1 online resource (262 p.)
    ISBN: 1-135-94417-2 , 1-135-94418-0 , 1-280-23192-0 , 1-282-37322-6 , 9786612373220 , 0-203-51550-1 , 0-203-49735-X
    Series Statement: East Asia : history, politics, sociology, and culture
    Content: This book examines China's process of democratic transition, and the role of state and society in this process.
    Note: Description based upon print version of record. , State-society configuration: strong state vs. weak society -- 1 Statist and societal explanations for the likelihood of a top-down transition -- 4 Hypotheses, sources, and methods -- 9 Hypotheses -- 9 Sources and methods -- 17 Plan of book -- 22 Chinese communist party and bureaucratic elite in post-Mao reform -- 29 Post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship: Effective political control over effective bureaucracy -- 31 Different approaches to post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship -- 31 The general office system -- 33 Explaining post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship -- 37 Confucian tradition and Chinese bureaucratic system -- 37 The development of leninist state system -- 43 CCP and the post-Mao reform -- 52 Bureaucratic elites' image of the post-Mao party leadership -- 56 The role of bureaucracy in China's democratic process -- 72 Different images of Chinese bureaucracy in the political process -- 73 Bureaucratic elites' self-interests in the political system -- 76 Bureaucratic elites' concern with unity and stability in China -- 78 Conclusion -- 85 Problems of political opposition in inducing democracy in China -- 91. , English
    Additional Edition: ISBN 0-415-94504-6
    Language: English
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  • 2
    UID:
    gbv_359719910
    Format: XIII, 270 S , 24 cm
    ISBN: 0415945046
    Series Statement: East Asia : history, politics, sociology, and culture
    Content: State-society configuration: strong state vs. weak society -- 1 Statist and societal explanations for the likelihood of a top-down transition -- 4 Hypotheses, sources, and methods -- 9 Hypotheses -- 9 Sources and methods -- 17 Plan of book -- 22 Chinese communist party and bureaucratic elite in post-Mao reform -- 29 Post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship: Effective political control over effective bureaucracy -- 31 Different approaches to post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship -- 31 The general office system -- 33 Explaining post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship -- 37 Confucian tradition and Chinese bureaucratic system -- 37 The development of leninist state system -- 43 CCP and the post-Mao reform -- 52 Bureaucratic elites' image of the post-Mao party leadership -- 56 The role of bureaucracy in China's democratic process -- 72 Different images of Chinese bureaucracy in the political process -- 73 Bureaucratic elites' self-interests in the political system -- 76 Bureaucratic elites' concern with unity and stability in China -- 78 Conclusion -- 85 Problems of political opposition in inducing democracy in China -- 91
    Note: Includes bibliographical references (p. 245-257) and index , State-society configuration: strong state vs. weak society -- 1 Statist and societal explanations for the likelihood of a top-down transition -- 4 Hypotheses, sources, and methods -- 9 Hypotheses -- 9 Sources and methods -- 17 Plan of book -- 22 Chinese communist party and bureaucratic elite in post-Mao reform -- 29 Post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship: Effective political control over effective bureaucracy -- 31 Different approaches to post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship -- 31 The general office system -- 33 Explaining post-Mao leadership-bureaucracy relationship -- 37 Confucian tradition and Chinese bureaucratic system -- 37 The development of leninist state system -- 43 CCP and the post-Mao reform -- 52 Bureaucratic elites' image of the post-Mao party leadership -- 56 The role of bureaucracy in China's democratic process -- 72 Different images of Chinese bureaucracy in the political process -- 73 Bureaucratic elites' self-interests in the political system -- 76 Bureaucratic elites' concern with unity and stability in China -- 78 Conclusion -- 85 Problems of political opposition in inducing democracy in China -- 91
    Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe Guo, Xiaoqin State and Society in China's Democratic Transition New York : Routledge, 2003 ISBN 9780203497357
    Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe Guo, Xiaoqin State and Society in China's Democratic Transition New York : Routledge, 2003 ISBN 9780203497357
    Language: English
    Keywords: China ; Politisches System ; Demokratisierung ; China ; Sozialismus ; Demokratisierung ; Gesellschaft ; China ; Staatsbürokratie ; Opposition ; Demokratie ; Geschichte 1976-2000 ; Bibliografie
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