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1. Visiting socialism [1979]

2. What's with China's uninterrupted revolution? [1980]

3. Is China's 'uninterrupted revolution' a Marxist revolution? [1980]

4. Peking makes it official - socialist competition is 'good.' [1980]

5. In Zhao's China, socialism no longer means all eat from one rice pot [1980]

6. Sovieticus [1983]

7. Party Building Since Mao - A Question of Style [1983]

8. China's 'pollution' drive muddies the outlook [1983]

9. Chinese business under socialism: the politics of domestic commerce, 1949-1980 [1984]

10. China: Deng 'revolution' brings hope - 5 years of growth [1984]

11. Redefining Chinese socialism [1984]

12. The retreat from Marx; good luck to China's decision to advance towards a market system [1984]

13. China attacks rigid adherence to Marxism as 'naive and stupid.' [1984]

14. Greatest leap forward; China's new-found capitalism [1984]

15. China's leaders reject parts of Marxism to defend recent economic changes [1984]

16. Chinese correct a slip in ideology; Marxism is called applicable to some issues of today [1984]

17. China notes that Marx is dead [1984]

18. Peking again challenges the universal validity of Marxist dogma [1984]

19. China continues to debate on utility of Marxism: pragmatists call it guide, not dogma [1984]

20. A mirror for socialism: Soviet criticisms of China [1985]

21. Business not as usual in Yuyuantan; Chinese 'capitalists.' [1985]

22. The dilemmas of political reform in China [1985]

23. China's legal reforms [1985]

24. China's bankers begin to get out of the rut [1986]

25. Suddenly the stock market is ok [1986]

26. Talk of political reform begins to flower in China [1986]

27. Probing the Chinese paradox: a traveler's notebook [1986]

28. Chinese nonchalant about party plan to overhaul their values [1986]

29. The China syndrome [1987]

30. Political shift stalls economic reform in China [1987]

31. Recent legal developments in the People's Republic of China [1987]

32. China's post-Mao transition: the role of the Party and ideology in the 'new period.' [1987]

33. A touch of capitalism [1987]

34. Zhao gives China a swift kick toward a free market [1987]

35. China in 1987; the year of the Thirteenth Party Congress [1988]

36. The precarious balance of Chinese socialism [1988]

37. China's menu for change: replacing Marxist baggage [1988]

38. China's socialism: 'a pathetic waste'; private initiative fuels development [1988]

39. The case of an entrepreneur: is her venture socialist or capitalist? [1988]

40. The political economy of Chinese socialism [1988]

41. The reach of the state: sketches of the Chinese body politic [1988]

42. China's broken engine; all-important state industry is in a mess [1988]

43. Remaking the economic institutions of socialism: China and Eastern Europe [1989]

44. Modern capitalism reassessed [1989]

45. China applies the brakes [1989]

46. China's despair and China's hope [1989]

47. Foundation of laws helps economic future [1989]

48. Legislative development and Chinese political change [1989]

49. China's struggle for a new hegemony [1989]

50. Multi-party reps face media [1989]

51. 'Not the end of socialism.' (China) (from The Times of India) [1989]

52. 'Democracy must fit China's reality.' (from Renmin Bao)(People's Daily) [1989]

53. Eliminate unfair income distribution [1989]

54. The Chinese legal system: reforms in the balance [1989]

55. China wants reform socialism, not capitalism [1989]

56. Only socialism can develop China [1989]

57. Speech at the meeting in celebration of the 40the anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China [1989]

58. Training qualified personnel for socialism -- an interview with Professor Jia Guan [1989]

59. A view of the class struggle [1989]

60. Li Peng on current domestic and international policies [1989]

61. Important role of the CPPCC reiterated [1989]

62. Ideological work should strengthen [1989]

63. Why China should not introduce the tripartite political system [1989]

64. Remaking the Economic Institutions of Socialism: China and Eastern Europe [1989]

65. Marxism-Leninism is the banner of our times [1989]

66. Economic reform of socialism: the Dengist course in China [1990]

67. Upholding socialist public ownership [1990]

68. Socialism will save China [1990]

69. REMAKING THE ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS OF SOCIALISM: CHINA AND EASTERN EUROPE. [1990]

70. Has socialism failed in China? [1990]

71. Only CPC can lead China's socialist construction [1990]

72. Beijing outlines policy to stay on socialist path [1990]

73. Remaking the Economic Institutions of Socialism: China and Eastern Europe [1990]

74. Opposition to bourgeois liberalization [1990]

75. Chinese reforms, inflation and the allocation of investment in a socialist economy [1990]

76. The Communist Party's defense; socialism is still in its infancy [1990]

77. Integrating planned economy with market regulation [1990]

78. Businessman from Hong Kong hits China critics [1990]

79. China's leader answers Cal Poly students: the 'incident' is behind us [1990]

80. Characteristics of state business [1990]

81. 'One country, two systems': the best way to peaceful reunification [1990]

82. China's democracy and future [1990]

83. The fable of the three envelopes: the analytics and political economy of the reform of Chinese state owned enterprises [1990]

84. The Chinese model of the socialist enterprise: an assessment of its organization and performance [1990]

85. Remaking the Economic Institutions of Socialism: China and Eastern Europe [1990]

86. China's stability -- a responsibility to the world [1990]

87. Key to democracy: social production [1990]

88. Book reviews: Far East. [1990]

89. The advantages and disadvantages of socialism [1990]

90. Eight principles for reform, socialism [1990]

91. Hopes pinned on perfecting socialism [1991]

92. Stalemate in China [1991]

93. China: clinging to courts on a Marxist model [1991]

94. Expanding market regulations [1991]

95. Giving rein to United Front Work [1991]

96. China forecast: a better life by year 2000 [1991]

97. China on its march towards the 21st century [1991]

98. Li Peng on domestic and world issues [1991]

99. Building socialism the Chinese way [1991]

100. China resurrects program to send students to 'grassroots' to learn how people live [1991]

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