Never turn back China and the forbidden history of the 1980s
"The history the Chinese Communist Party has tried to erase: the dramatic political debates of the 1980s that could have put China on a path to greater openness.On a hike in Guangdong Province in January 1984, Deng Xiaoping was warned that his path was a steep and treacherous one. “Never turn b...
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Cambridge, Massachusetts :
The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press
2022
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction Forbidden History
- Reassessing History, Recasting Modernization
- Part I Ideology and Propaganda
- Spiritual Pollutions and Sugar-Coated Bullets
- The Scourge of Bourgeois Liberalization
- Part II The Economy
- Liberating the Productive Forces
- The Powers of the Market
- Part III Technology
- Responding to the New Technological Revolution
- A Matter of the Life and Death of the Nation
- Part IV Political Modernization
- Masters of the Country
- Explore without Fear
- Part V Before Tiananmen
- Two Rounds of Applause
- A Great Flood
- We Came Too Late
- Part VI Tiananmen and After
- Political Crackdown and Narrative Crisis
- Recasting Reform and Opening
- The Socialist Survivor in a Capitalist World
- Conclusion A New Era
