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227 Chinese Politics

227 Chinese Politics
Course Description
Examines Chinese politics in the context of a prolonged revolution. After a survey of the political system as established in the 1950s and patterns of politics emerging from it, the analytic focus turns to political change in the reform era (since 1979) and the forces driving it. Topics include the political impact of decentralization and marketization, the reintegration into the capitalist world economy, and the development of the legal system. The adaptation by the Communist Party to these changes and the prospects of democratization are also examined. (Same as Government 227.)
Distribution
B, D
Prerequisites
Day/Time:M,W — 8:00 - 9:25
Location:Searles-213
Instructor:Hurst, William J (whurst@bowdoin.edu)
Class Email:asian227@bowdoin.edu
Final Exam:12/15/2004, 9:00 am

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