What you don't know about it, Juriaan, is
that there are significant debates and arguments going on at every level of the
CCP about these social changes, and there is a considerable left wing which
cannot reconcile the expanding capitalism with the historical allegiance of the
party to Marx and collectivized property. This disagreement and opposition
isn't a well kept secret; it seems even the Christian Science Monitor has
bothered to pay attention to the discussions going on inside the CCP and the
country rather than search through texts for quotes.
My knowledge of the disagreements comes
from US individuals (members of Marxist
organizations) invited by
representatives of the CCP to analyze the collapse of the USSR and
its meaning for China's transformation.
dms
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