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|a CY
|b University of Cyprus
|e AACR2
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|a DS779.26.F75 1995
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|a Friedman, Edward,
|d 1934-
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|a National identity and democratic prospects in socialist China/
|c Edward Friedman
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|a Armonk, N.Y. ;
|b M.E. Sharpe,
|c c1995
|a London:
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|a "An East gate book."
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index.
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|a 1. Contending National Projects -- 2. New Nationalist Identities inPost-Leninist Transformations -- 3. Ethnic Identity and theDenationalization and Democratization of Leninist States -- 4. A FailedChinese Modernity -- 5. China's North-South Split and the Forces ofDisintegration -- 6. Reconstructing China's National Identity -- 7.Anti-Imperialism in Chinese Foreign Policy -- 8. Democracy and PeaceVersus Dictatorship and War -- 9. Confucian Leninism and PatriarchalAuthoritarianism -- 10. Is China a Model of Reform Success? -- 11. WasMao Zedong a Revolutionary? -- 12. Is Democracy a Universal EthicalStandard? -- 13. Consolidating Democratic Breakthroughs in LeninistStates -- 14. Permanent Technological Revolution and China's TortuousPath to Democratizing Leninism -- 15. Democracy and "Mao Fever" -- 16.The Oppositional Decoding of China's Leninist Media -- 17. SomeContinuities Are Radical Ruptures.
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|a China
|x Politics and government
|y 1976-
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