CHINA UNDER HU JINTAO<br> Opportunities, Dangers, and Dilemmas

CHINA UNDER HU JINTAO
Opportunities, Dangers, and Dilemmas

CONTENTS


FRONT MATTER	i
China under Hu Jintao: Introduction Tun-jen Cheng, Jacques deLisle and Deborah Brown	1
Part I
Political Succession: Changing Guards and Changing Rules Joseph Fewsmith	27
Is the Chinese State Apparatus Being Revamped? Yanzhong Huang	47
Who Does the Party Represent?: From “Three Revolutionary Classes” to “Three Represents” Bruce J. Dickson	75
Part II
Jiang Zemin's Successors and China's Growing Rich-Poor Gap Edward Friedman	97
Information Technology in China: A Double-Edged Sword Tun-jen Cheng	135
The Future of SOEs: From Shortage Economics to “Enron–omics”? Xiaobo Hu	165
The Evolution of Elections in China Amy E. Gadsden	185
What Does Buyun Township Mean in the Context of China's Political Reform? Yawei Liu	199
Part III
China and the WTO: Evolving Agendas of Economic Openness, Domestic Reform, and International Status, and Challenges of the Post-Accession Era Jacques deLisle	229
China's Accession into the WTO and China's Financial Markets K. Thomas Liaw	293
China-ASEAN Relations: The Significance of an ASEAN-China Free Trade Area Alice D. Ba	311
New Leadership Team, New Approaches toward Taiwan? Chih-cheng Lo	349
China's Relations with the United States and Japan: Status and Outlook Robert Sutter	373
BACK MATTER	407
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