Mainland China After the Thirteenth Party Congress

Introduction -- Party, State, and the Military -- Party-State Democracy: A Theoretical Exploration -- The "Initial Stage of Socialism": Background, Tasks, and Impact -- Who Gets What, When, and How in China: Changes in the CCP Leadership and the Rules of the Game -- Toward Democracy and Law in the People's Republic of China, 1987-1988 -- The Party and Intellectuals in Mainland China Since 1986 -- The PLA After the Thirteenth Party Congress -- The PLA's Political Role Since 1987: Continuity and Change -- Balancing Autonomy and Interdependence -- Foreign Policy -- The Technology Trade Between the United States and Mainland China in Recent Years -- Peking's Foreign Policy Since 1987: Implications for the United States -- Sino-Soviet Relations of the 1980s: From Confrontation to Conciliation -- New Strategic Environment and Domestic Linkages in Peking's Foreign Policy -- Peking's Foreign Policy After the Thirteenth Party Congress -- The Development Imperative and Beijing's Triangular Policy: A Reinterpretation -- Economic Diplomacy: A New Trend in Chinese Communist Foreign Policy -- Economy -- Some Demographic Constraints on Mainland Chinese Economic Modernization -- “Primary Stage,” Leasing, and Ownership: Mainland Chinese Economy at the Crossroads -- Capital Shortage in Mainland China: Nature, Causes, and Prospects -- Energy Policy After the Thirteenth Party Congress -- The Dilemma Facing Economic Reform in Mainland China -- Social Issues -- Redefining Propaganda: Debates on the Role of Journalism in Post-Mao China -- Diversification Among Mainland Chinese Intellectuals