Class Conflict in Chinese Socialism / / Richard Curt Kraus.
Explores the Chinese Communist Party's commitment to elaborating programs and institutions to mobilize the support of the impoverished and oppressed against the wealthy classes since the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949.
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- 1. Introduction: The Problem of Class in Socialist China -- 2. Two Models of Social Stratification -- 3. Socialist Transformation and the Displacement of Class -- 4. The Maoist Revival of Class -- 5. Class as Political Behavior -- 6. Class as Caste -- 7. Class and the State -- 8. China After Mao: More Inequality and Less Class Analysis -- Appendix. The Two Stratification Systems |
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- 1. Introduction: The Problem of Class in Socialist China -- 2. Two Models of Social Stratification -- 3. Socialist Transformation and the Displacement of Class -- 4. The Maoist Revival of Class -- 5. Class as Political Behavior -- 6. Class as Caste -- 7. Class and the State -- 8. China After Mao: More Inequality and Less Class Analysis -- Appendix. The Two Stratification Systems |
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