The Aftermath Of The 1989 Tiananmen Crisis For Mainland China

Introduction -- Ideology -- Reactionary Modernism in China: Cultural Conservatism and Technical Economism in Communist Ideology and Policy Since June 1989 -- Was Mao Zedong a Revolutionary? -- Egalitarianism and Class Struggle in the Soviet Union and Mainland China -- Party and Politics -- “Peaceful Evolution”: Western Challenges and Peking’s Response -- Structural Political Reform in Mainland China: Before and After Tiananmen -- Role of the Military -- Party Authority and Military Power: Communist China's Continuing Crisis -- War in the Year 2000: Beijing's Perspective -- Social and Legal Reform -- Ideological Flux and Intellectuals in Mainland China Since 1978 -- Legal Reforms in the Aftermath of Tiananmen Square -- Economic Reform -- Macroeconomic Obstacles to Reform in China: The Role of Fiscal and Monetary Policy -- The Impact of Tiananmen on the Political Climate of Economic Reform -- Peking’s Economic Reform and Open-Door Policy After the Tienanmen Incident -- Planning and Politics in Mainland China Since the Massacre -- Mainland China’s Special Economic Zones in 1989: Continuity and Change -- Impact on the ROC and Hong Kong -- Tiananmen’s Tremors: The Economic, Political, and Strategic Impact of the Democracy Movement on Taiwan -- Tiananmen in Hong Kong -- Foreign Relations -- Peking’s Foreign Policy in the Shadows of Tienanmen: The Challenge of Legitimation -- Sino-American Relations in the Wake of the Tiananmen Incident -- U.S. Foreign Policy Dilemmas: The Case of Post-Tiananmen China

Biography

Bih-jaw Lin, Maria Hsia. Chang, George P. Chen