China's New Order - Society, Politics, and Economy in Transition

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INTRODUCTION by Theodore Huters
THE 1989 SOCIAL MOVEMENT AND THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF CHINA'S NEO LIBERALISM
1. The Historical Conditions of the 1989 Social Movement and the Anti historical Explanation of “Neo-liberalism”
2. The Three Stages of Thought in the 1990s and Their Major Problems
3, Alternative Globalizations and the Question of the Modern CONTEMPORARY CHINESE THOUGHT AND THE QUESTION OF MODERNITY(1997)