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On the Question of the Forms of Socialist Ownership in China
No full textIn this essay I do not discuss the problems regarding other types of ownership systems; I would like merely to propose some exploratory views on the question of state ownership and the "union of state (government) and society (commune)" form of socialist collective ownership. In view of the complexity of these problems, I am afraid there may be inappropriate perceptions or expressions in this essay, and I beg my readers' forgiveness in anticipation.
China's Economic Reforms in a Comparative Perspective11The author prepared this paper following a visit to China on November 11â21, 1985. He is grateful for helpful discussions he had at the Institute of Economics and the Institute of World Economics and Politics in Beijing, at the University of Nankai in Tianjin, and at the Economic Research Center and the Institute of World Economy in Shanghai. The author further acknowledges the valuable comments made on the first draft of the paper by A. Doak Barnett, William Byrd, Dong Fureng, Nicholas Lardy, Dwight Perkins, Thomas Rawski, Bruce Reynolds, and Edward Schuh, as well as comments received at the Arden House Conference on Chinese Economic Reform on October 9â12, 1986. He alone is responsible for the contents of the paper, however, and they should not be interpreted to reflect the views of the World Bank.
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Review of Sharecropping and sharecroppersâ struggles in Bengal 1930â1950, by Cooper, A.
No full textCorporate Enterpreneurs in the People's Republic of China: Problems Encountere and Respective Solutions
No full textPolicy Communities in a Leninist State: The Case of the Chinese Economic Policy Community1
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Rural community unbound: Trans-locality, rural-to-rural connections and the formation of inter-regional surname associations in China
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