China: The Continuing Search for a Modernization Strategy : a Research Paper

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Page 3 - The capital construction plans were extravagant: the state plans to build or complete 120 large-scale projects, including ten iron and steel complexes, nine nonferrous metal complexes, eight coal mines, ten oil and gas fields, 30 power stations, six new trunk railways, and five key harbours.
Page 2 - China into a great and powerful socialist country with modern agriculture, industry, national defense and science and technology by the end of the century.
Page 4 - Peking had been involved in negotiations for almost $40 billion in complete industrial plants, modern equipment and related technology and had signed contracts amounting to...
Page vi - Investment in heavy industry, particularly iron and steel, was cut back while the allocations to agriculture, light industry, and the building materials industry were increased. While maintaining its interest in acquiring foreign equipment and technology and continuing to solicit and...
Page v - Modernizations" — of agriculture, industry, national defense, and science and technology - have undergone changes not only since the fall of the so-called "Gang of Four" in 1967, but also within the past year. For reference to the "New China Man" see Norton Ginsburg, "China's Development Strategies," in Economic Development and Cultural Change, 25, Supplement (1977), p.
Page 19 - ... and methods in accordance with their own specific features so as to reach the general goal of the four modernizations. By the four modernizations we mean the four major aspects of modernization and not that modernizing is confined to these four aspects. Along with the reform and improvement of the socialist economic system, we will reform and improve the socialist political system and develop an advanced socialist democracy and a complete socialist legal system. While building an advanced material...
Page 19 - ... modernization," which was raised by such dissenters as Wei Jingsheng, Ye Jianying in his authoritative speech of September 29, 1979, declared that the reform and improvement of the "socialist political system" and the development of "an advanced socialist democracy and a complete socialist legal system" were "important objectives as well as necessary conditions for the realization of the four modernizations."74 The most important reform in the electoral system is the stipulation that the number...

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