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Chinese Politics in Comparative Communist Systems; 2. Theoretical Models for Studying Chinese Politics; Part II: Land and People; 3. Shaping Forces of Chinese State-making, Political Culture, and Political Tradition; 4. Traditional Chinese Culture and Confucianism; Part III: Political Development; 5. The Collapse of the Imperial State and the Communist Road to Power; 6. The Making of the New Communist State and the Post-mao Transition 327 $aPart IV: Political Ideology7. Marxism-leninism and Chinese Political Ideology; 8. Ideological Modifications in Post-mao China; Part V: Political Institutions; 9. The Party-state Structure of Chinese Government; 10. Political Development in Post-mao China; Part VI: The Chinese Legal and Legislative Systems; 11. The Chinese Legal and Legislative Systems; 12. Legal and Legislative Reforms in Post-mao China; Part VII: Chinese Society; 13. Chinese Social Structure and State-society Relations; 14. Social Changes and State-society Relations in Post-mao China; Part VIII: the Chinese Economy 327 $a15. State Socialism and the Chinese Communist Economy16. Market Socialism and Economic Transition in Post-mao China; Part IX: Chinese Foreign Policy; 17. Chinese Foreign Policy Making; 18. U.S.-China Relations in Transformation; Notes; Index 330 $aOver the past two decades, China's political reforms, open-door policy, dramatic economic growth, and increasingly assertive foreign policy have had an unprecedented regional and global impact. This introductory textbook provides students with a fundamental understanding of government and politics in China as well as the conceptual ability to explore the general patterns, impacts, and nature of continuities and changes in Chinese politics. 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