Contenu du sommaire : China : Socialism, Capitalism, Market : What now? Where Next?

China : Socialism, Capitalism, Market : What now? Where Next? Guest Editors : Barbara Foley, Bernard H. Moss

• Editorial Perspectives: China: Realities at the Crossroads, Perspectives in Contention - Laibman D. p. 163-164
• John McKay Cammett, 1927-2008 - Rosengarten F. p. 164-166
• Introduction - Foley B., Moss B.H. p. 167-169
• The Historical Significance of the Combination of Socialism and the Market Economy - Yang J. p. 170-176
• A Marxist Perspective on Chinese Reforms: Interview with Jiexiong Yi - Mahoney J.G., Li X. p. 177-192
• Crossroads: China's Future Under Debate: An Interview with Fengzhen Wang and Shaobo Xie - Foley B., Wang F., Xie S. p. 193-207
• A Hundred Flowers: Responses to Statement by Professor Yang and Interviews with Professors Yi, Wang and Xie. Toward a Communist Immanent Critique: Maoism, the Frankfurt School, and "Angelus Novus" - Choi W.K. p. 208-216
• A Harmony of Capitalism and Socialism? - Li M. p. 216-221
• Class Bases of Chinese “Marxisms” Today - Weil R. p. 221-228
• The Socialist Market Economy: Step Forward or Backward for China? - Lin C. p. 228-235
• The Socialist Market Economy: China and the World - Ding X. p. 235-241
• Revolutionary Shanghai: Rethinking Class and the Politics of Difference Through Chinese Communism - Choi W.K. p. 242-260