The anatomy of political power in China

Abstract

CONTENTS: Legitimacy Crisis, Political Economy, and the Fifteenth Party Congress From the July 1 Speech to the Sixteenth Party Congress: Ideology, Party Construction, and Leadership Transition Checks and Balances with Chinese Characteristics: Transitional Structures of Political Power in the Jiang Zemin Era The Return of Ideology: Struggling to Organize Politics During Socio-Economic Transitions 'Documentary Politics': Hypotheses, Process, and Case Studies Command Communication: The Politics of Editorial Formulation in the People's Daiy One Head, Many Mouths: Diversifying Press Structures in Reform China The Dilemmas of Participation in Political Reform of China, 1986-1988 Making Entrepreneurship Work for Socialism? Institutional Changes of State-Enterprise Relations in Reform China Personnel Control, Provincial Autonomy, and Flux of Political Localism From Partial Liberty to Minimal Democracy: The Political Agenda of Post-Reform China in Debate Conducting Dialogue Under Strategic Conflict: Sino-American Relations in Flux Conflicts Intensify, Dialogue Continues: Sino-American Relations into the New Century Passions, Politics, and Politicians: Beijing Between Taipei and Washington The Politics of an Interim Truce in the Taiwan Strait.