No cementing a dish of loose sand

Article Abstract:

The Chinese Communist Party is concerned about instability, though protests in the countryside do not appear to be coordinated. Party rule has yet to be challenged by protests, and economic change may have headed off a possible social explosion. The party's foundations have been weakened by a decline in its ideology, and its oragnizational force has been undermined by corruption. The party is unclear as to whether China is heading toward a market economy, and aims to symbolize stability, though stability itself can lead to greater instability in the future.

National Government, Public Administration

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Election year: China

Article Abstract:

The Communist Party of China will hold a congress in Oct 1997 to determine new official assignments. The event, held every five years, is being preceded by actions to discredit officials, make the government seem more kind and support economic development.

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The people's dictatorship

Article Abstract:

China has abandoned many of its Communist ideological principles in its movement toward capitalism, but the power of the Communist Party as a ruling class remains constant. This monopoly on power has more drawbacks that advantages for China's future.

Capitalism

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