Exploring the activities of the Chinese Communist Party's rank and file membership base, Koss advances our understanding of authoritarian parties.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Daniel Koss is Assistant Research Fellow at the Institute of Political Science of Academia Sinica, Taipei. Prior to this appointment, he was a post doctoral fellow at the Harvard Academy for International and Area studies.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Autocratic Grassroots Politics: 1. Introduction: party-based authoritarianism in China 2. A theory of authoritarian regime parties Part II. The Party in Contemporary China: 3. The CCP as co-enforcer of the one-child policy 4. The CCP's support in generating the state's material base Part III. The Party's Origins: 5. War contingencies at the origin of the CCP's power base 6. The shifting geography of the CCP's power base (1949-2016) Part IV. The Party in the Mao Era: 7. Can the CCP disobey? The great leap famine (1958-61) 8. The CCP and regime survival in times of crisis (1967-9) 9. Conclusion Appendices References.
Part I. Autocratic Grassroots Politics: 1. Introduction: party-based authoritarianism in China 2. A theory of authoritarian regime parties Part II. The Party in Contemporary China: 3. The CCP as co-enforcer of the one-child policy 4. The CCP's support in generating the state's material base Part III. The Party's Origins: 5. War contingencies at the origin of the CCP's power base 6. The shifting geography of the CCP's power base (1949-2016) Part IV. The Party in the Mao Era: 7. Can the CCP disobey? The great leap famine (1958-61) 8. The CCP and regime survival in times of crisis (1967-9) 9. Conclusion Appendices References.
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