China's Complicit Capitalists
Abstract/Sommario:
Until the late 1970s, China did not even keep official statistics on private enterprises because they were illegal. Today there are over 29 million private business, which employ over 200 million people and generate two-thirds of China's industrial output. Will this developing capitalist class overthrow the Chinese Communist Party and demand democracy? First, Chinese private entrepreneurs should not be regarded as a coherent 'class'. At the same time, China's capitalists face differen ...; [leggi tutto]
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| Descrizione | China's Complicit Capitalists/ by Kellee S. Tsai |
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IN Per: Far Eastern Economic Review, vol. 171, n. 1 (2008 jan/feb) p. 13-15
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| ID scheda | 61953 |