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The Fading Of The Maoist Vision City And Country In Chinas Development Rhoads Murphey

Name: The Fading Of The Maoist Vision City And Country In Chinas Development Rhoads Murphey
SKU: BELL-34790352
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Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.45 MB

Pages: 192

Author: Rhoads Murphey

ISBN: 9780415361644, 9780416602012, 9781315018850, 0415361648, 0416602010, 1315018853

Language: English

Year: 2005

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The Fading Of The Maoist Vision City And Country In Chinas Development Rhoads Murphey by Rhoads Murphey 9780415361644, 9780416602012, 9781315018850, 0415361648, 0416602010, 1315018853 instant download after payment.

First published in 1980.
This book analyzes Chinese society and evaluates the achievements and failures of the Maoist ideology. The central theme is the urban and rural balance in China's development from the Revolution to the late twentieth century. The Fading of the Maoist Vision shows how the original Revolutionary blueprint was altered and the ways in which China has steered a different course from that charted by Mao as the ideological vision encountered an increasingly pressing set of economic realities.
The book:
· Is particularly valuable in setting China's achievements in the larger context of global ideas about the problems of national development and by comparing them to the experience of India in its pursuit of the Gandhian ideal.