China after Nixon

Jonathan Mirsky

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1972, vol. 402, issue 1, 83-96

Abstract: China's development since the Cultural Revolution is proceeding in unusual directions. Lack of success in some areas and questionable goals in others do not detract from the innovative and creative aspects of the experiment which is based on the elimination of competition and the encouragement of mutual aid.

Date: 1972
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