China’s Transition From The Mao Era To Post-Mao Neoliberal Reforms
Please refer to the assigned readings, write a double-spaced 4-page coherent response paper and address the following questions: 1) What are the most compelling aspects that you are able to identify in China’s transition from the Mao era to post-Mao neoliberal market reforms? 2) What kind of role does the post-Mao Chinese state play in terms of governing and regulating people’s socio-class stratifications and everyday life? 3) How do you define “socialism from afar” in a xiaokang society? 4) What are the new social classes that have emerged in post-Mao Chinese society and what is your view on social polarization between China’s newly rich, middle class, and migrant workers? Please use Times New Roman font 12. You are required to cite the class readings properly and include authors, titles of the readings and page numbers in the reference or cited works section. Citation styles may vary and please feel free to follow MLA or Chicago styles.
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