"Leaning Left," Recent Policy Trends in China
Where: Center for Marxist Education •
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Leaning Left: recent policy trends in China sponsored by the China Discussion
Group Chinese policy today is "leaning left."
A center-left government headed by President and General Secretary Xi Jinping is in power, a change from the reform group dominant during 1980s-90s period. China is shifting to a new economic model, where growth is driven by domestic spending rather than low-cost exports. A struggle has unfolded between the Communist Part of China and Western anti-China forces and Chinese dissidents.
Paper by Duncan McFarland, China discussion group coordinator,
presented at the Left Forum in New York City, May 2015. Followed by
discussion. A center-left government headed by President and General Secretary Xi Jinping is in power, a change from the reform group dominant during 1980s-90s period. China is shifting to a new economic model, where growth is driven by domestic spending rather than low-cost exports. A struggle has unfolded between the Communist Part of China and Western anti-China forces and Chinese dissidents.
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