1989 et la bifurcation de la trajectoire économique chinoise
Bernard Chavance
Revue d'études comparatives Est-Ouest, 2019, vol. N° 2-3, issue 2, 83-106
Abstract:
The contrast between the permanence of the regime and the thoroughgoing transformation of the economic system sets the contemporary history of China apart from that of the post-Communist countries in Europe and the former USSR. This contrast partly takes its origins in 1989 and the two major shocks undergone by China?s political system : the one internal (the events during the spring and at Tiananmen), the other external (the end of Communist regimes in central and eastern Europe and a repeat in 1991 with the breakup of the Soviet Union). This critical year, 1989, would lead to a coherent, durable strategy, namely : on the one hand, the consolidation of the monocratic, authoritarianism of the single-party system and, on the other hand, the finalization of the economic transition toward capitalism and the country?s participation in globalization. A new pathway to change was thus opened, one in which the major characteristics of the mixed capitalism of the contemporary Chinese party-state took shape and were consolidated.
Keywords: 1989; political continuity; economic discontinuity; reforms; bifurcation; China (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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