Chinese Studies

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This paper studies how China is evolving from the initial hard line Marxist tenants of zero market tolerance to the more humanist objectives that influenced Marx into dissolving all-powerful bourgeois. The paper explains that this ideological evolution to a greater quasi-socialist/capitalist state is the current ideology that should be practiced by China in the new global economy. The paper discusses how by setting controls over markets in China through the State, China can retain some of the tenants of Marxism by applying these measures in economic and policy-based initiatives in the government.

From the Paper:

"This study will examine the nature of Chinese ideology in the Communist mode in relation to a working model, which can work within an international economic environment. By developing policies that support the power of the state, a set of economic principles can be imparted that create free trade. By applying the principles of cultural and economic openness, China can develop a communist/socialist ideology that can operate within the dominant capitalism that resides in the modern world. The policies of Mao in the early stages of the Chinese communist government reflect a closed economy, which sought to sustain itself through isolation and the interior workforce of China."

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