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Transforming China : globalization, transition, and development Peter Nolan text

By: Nolan, PeterMaterial type: TextTextSeries: Anthem studies in political economy and globalizationPublication details: London Anthem Press 2004Description: 333p. PbkISBN: 9781843311232; 1843311232 (pbk.)Uniform titles: Globalization, transition, and development Subject(s): China - Economic conditions - 1976-2000 | China - Politics and government - 1976-2002DDC classification: 951.05 NOL
Contents:
The starting point of liberalization : China and the former USSR on the eve of reform -- China's new development path : towards capitalist markets, market socialism or bureaucratic market muddle? -- Politics, planning, and the transition from Stalinism : the case of China -- Democratization, human rights and economic reform : the case of China and Russia -- Beyond privatization : institutional innovation and growth in China's large state-owned enterprises (with Wang Xiaoqiang) -- China and the global business revolution -- The challenge of globalization for large Chinese firms (with Zhang Jin) -- The causation and prevention of famines : a critique of AK Sen -- Epilogue : Adam Smith and the contradictions of the free market economy : a note.
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The starting point of liberalization : China and the former USSR on the eve of reform -- China's new development path : towards capitalist markets, market socialism or bureaucratic market muddle? -- Politics, planning, and the transition from Stalinism : the case of China -- Democratization, human rights and economic reform : the case of China and Russia -- Beyond privatization : institutional innovation and growth in China's large state-owned enterprises (with Wang Xiaoqiang) -- China and the global business revolution -- The challenge of globalization for large Chinese firms (with Zhang Jin) -- The causation and prevention of famines : a critique of AK Sen -- Epilogue : Adam Smith and the contradictions of the free market economy : a note.

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