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China's Quiet Revolution: New Interactions Between State and Society

Research Portal (King's College London)Published 1 January 1994
David S. G. Goodman, Beverley Hooper
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Abstract

Part 1 The changing social structure: evolving property rights and their political consequences income distribution in the 1980s. Part 2 Wealth, status and power: rich man, poor man - the making of classes in the countryside rational choices and the attainment of wealth and power in the countryside standards of living, relative deprivation and political change. Part 3 New social forces: private entrepreneurs and evolutionary change the social and intellectual elite expertocracy and professionalism revolution or corporatism? - workers in search of a solution prospects for civil society - a case study of Xiaoshun City conservatism - intermediate ideology of a new elite.

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Social Sciences