China, Corporatism, and the East Asian Model
@article{Unger1995ChinaCA, title={China, Corporatism, and the East Asian Model}, author={J. Unger and Anita Chan}, journal={The Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs}, year={1995}, pages={29 - 53} }
The social-science paradigms that China scholars employed in former decades do not adequately fit China as of the 1990s. Western scholars today find themselves struggling to reconceptualize the workings of a Party-state that no longer directly dominates society and of an economy that no longer can be classified as 'Leninist command'. Observers of China find themselves faced with a system in free-fall transition to some system as yet unknown, to the point that it often becomes difficult to… CONTINUE READING
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