PSCI 247 Political Power in Contemporary China (Not offered 1997-98; to be 
offered 1999-2000)*
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This course analyzes transformations of political power in the People's Republic 
of China. State institutions and leadership strategies are the primary focus; 
however, the social bases of political power are also examined. The political 
movements of the Maoist period, particularly the Hundred Flowers/Anti-Rightist 
Campaign, the Great Leap Forward, and the Cultural Revolution, are investigated. 
In addition, the dynamics of political-economic reform since 1979 are explored.
Requirements: two short papers and a final exam.
No prerequisites. Open to first-year students with advanced placement credit 
in Comparative Politics.
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