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Title: China since Tiananmen; Political, Economic, and Social Conflicts Editor: Lawrence R. Sullivan Publisher: Sharpe, M.e. Date Published: May 1995 ISBN: 1563245396 |
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Introduction
Map of China
1 : Thoughts after Reading A Day in Martial Law
2 : Fearful of the Eastward Movement of the European Wind, the CCP Steps Up Its Rule of Force
3 : "Peace Charter" as Drafted by Qin Yongmin
4 : Right to Development: A Basic Human Right
5 : Report by Comrade Jiang Zemin, General Secretary of the CCP Central Committee, on Behalf of the CCP Central Committee and State Council
6 : Beijing Political Situation: Qiao Shi Criticizes Nonorganizational Activities within the CCP
7 : Learn from Mao Zedong, Be a Staunch Revolutionary - Text of Deng Liqun Address at a December 7, 1991 Forum...
8 : To Emancipate the Mind, It Is Necessary to Eliminate "Leftism"
9 : The CCP and China's Modernization: Interview with He Xin
10 : There Is No Harm in Taking Over
11 : Democracy, Factions within the Party
12 : Consciously Maintain the Party's Authority
13 : Take Insistence on Reform and Opening Up as Main Criterion for Political Integrity
14 : Leadership Should Be Put Firmly in Hands of Loyal Marxists
15 : Deng Xiaoping Orders "Fusion" of Party, Government
16 : 1941 Deng Speech on One-Party Rule Suppressed
17 : Commenting on the Fallacy of "Depoliticizing the Army"
18 : Army Sets Up Committee to Prevent Coup Attempts
19 : Beijing Military Region to Improve Party Committee
20 : Step Up Building of Armed Police Forces, Be Loyal Sentinels of the Party
21 : On Party Building in Colleges
22 : Improve Large, Medium State-Owned Enterprises: Investigation of How Capital Iron and Steel Corporation Conscientiously Strengthens Party Leadership in Course of Reform
23 : Strengthening Village-Level Organizations with the Party Branch as the Core
24 : Rich Farmers Run for Political Leadership
25 : CCP Stresses Western Political System Does Not Conform to National Condition
26 : Internal Report: China Risks Breakup Like Yugoslavia
27 : Resolutely Wage Struggle against Corruption: Speech by State Premier Li Peng
28 : Take Vigorous Measures to Restrain Several Unhealthy Tendencies
29 : Political Jokes Mock Chinese Leadership
30 : State Draft Law Aims to Compensate Victims
31 : Peasants Win Lawsuit against Town Government
32 : Deng Liqun Comments on Youth, Mao "Craze"
33 : "Mao Zedong Fever" in China Continues to Heat Up
34 : Please Attend to the Opposing Opinions on the Three Gorges Project: A Letter to the Leadership of the CCP
35 : Li Peng Sends Letter to Three Gorges Experts' Meeting
36 : On the Resurgence of Communism: The Goddess Restores the Crack in the Sky
37 : How Zhongnanhai Views Battle in Russian Capital
38 : Official Protest to U.S. Envoy
39 : Pakistan Admits Receiving Missiles from China
40 : UK's Cradock: PRC Prepared to "Wreck" Hong Kong Economy
41 : PRC Office Reacts to Legco's Adoption of Electoral Bill
42 : Commentary Urges End to [Taiwan's] "Three No's Policy"
43 : Lien Chan Defends [Taiwan] Government's "Three No's" Policy
44 : Economic Levers Cannot Replace Planned Economy
45 : Several Questions on Methods and Theory Regarding Studies in Economic Operations in China
46 : Main Points of Deng Xiaoping's Talks in Wuchang, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, and Shanghai from January 18 to February 21, 1992
47 : China Cannot Implement the Quasi-Market Economy
48 : Qiao Shi on Legal System for a Market Economy
49 : Properly Serve as Banks' Bank - Thoughts on Monetary Problems
50 : On Bringing Enterprises into Direct Contact with Market
51 : Electric Power: Another "Bottleneck" in China's Economy
52 : Coal Sector Shedding 140,000 Workers in 1993
53 : China May Adopt New Five-Day Work Week
54 : Industry Should Learn from Capital Iron and Steel, Rural Areas Should Learn from Huaxi
55 : Development in Two Tianjin Villages Viewed: Xiaojinzhuang and Daqiuzhuang
56 : Liaoning Province Orders Halt to Tearing Up Contracts
57 : Farmers Holding IOUs, While Pesticide Prices Stay on Rise
58 : A Weak Foundation Should Not Be Overlooked
59 : Labor Tide Calls for Great Efforts to Develop Rural Employment Channel
60 : Several Key Issues Involving Housing Reform
61 : Gap between Eastern, Other Regions "Widening"
62 : Thoughts on Measures for Rejoining GATT
63 : Coastal Areas Close Several Development Zones
64 : Currency System Adjustments Need to Be Accelerated
65 : One Should Not Be Optimistic about the Prospects of China's Labor Export
66 : Peasants' Daily (Nongmin ribao) Article Attacks Religion
67 : Wang Zhen Decries Loss of Party Influence
68 : Analysis of "Abrupt Incidents" in Rural Areas
69 : Hunan Province Mining Towns' "Bloody Clash" Investigated
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