Personal politics in the Chinese 'danwei' under reform

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The 'danwei' is the most basic collective unit in the Chinese political and social order, performing both statist and societal functions. Under the ongoing reform in Chinese politics, the 'danwei' remains a powerful but increasingly autonomous association. As a social structure, however, the 'danwei' shows indications of disintegrating due to the shift to market economy and loss of faith in the Chinese Communist Party.

Political reform

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Assessing American Asia policy

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The article evaluates the post Cold-War trends in the U.S. Asia policy focusing on the five sensitive countries or sub-regions namely China, Republic of Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia and South Asia.

United States, China, South Korea, International politics, International aspects, Cold War, 1945-1991, Foreign policy

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Japan: a turning point?

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Japan's recent transformation in different fields including economic, political and social aspects is discussed.

Japan, Public affairs, Book publishing, Book Publishers, Textbooks, Social aspects, Evaluation, Japanese history

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