China in transition: issues and policies
di David C. B. Teather, Herbert S. Yee, Jo Campling
1999 · 260 pagine · St. Martin's Press · ISBN 9780312219642
Trama
To many people, China is a rising world power and may even overtake the United States in GNP by or before the middle of the twenty-first century. Yet after two decades of reform and the open door policy, many problems became apparent. Many are related to the policy formulation and implementation process, but a significant proportion of problems are institutional, caused by inherent contradictions within the Chinese political and economic systems.
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