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Transition from Communism in China: Institutional and Comparative Analyses

Dorothy J. Solinger

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This volume deepens analysis of China's transition from communism and places the Chinese case in comparative and theoretical perspective. It stresses differences between institutional sectors, and between different kinds of institutional analysis.

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This volume deepens analysis of China's transition from communism and places the Chinese case in comparative and theoretical perspective. It stresses differences between institutional sectors, and between different kinds of institutional analysis.

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This volume deepens analysis of China's transition from communism and places the Chinese case in comparative and theoretical perspective. It stresses differences between institutional sectors, and between different kinds of institutional analysis.

Key concepts: Communism, China, Transition (genetics), Political science, Economic system, Economics, Politics, Law

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