Part I: Guiding principles
Pride
Stability
Responsibility
Vision
Part II: Thinking reform
Subjugation, Humiliation, Oppression
Reform's Epic Struggle
Tiananmen and Thereafter
What's a "Socialist Market Economy?"
How Communism Adopted Capital and Ownership
The Hidden Power of Jiang Zemin's "Three Represents"
The Driving Relevance of Hu Jintao's "Scientific Perspective on Development"
Snapshots of Economic Reform
The Countryside is Core
Rebalancing Imbalances
How Reform Permeates All Society
Here Come the Lawyers
Facing Up to Corruption
Values and the New Social Contract
Part III: Doing reform
Provincial Pictures of Reform
Regional Dragonheads: Pudong (Shanghai) and Binhai (Tianjin)
What to Do with State-Owned Enterprises?
The Private Business Revolution
Banking Reform: The Largest Assets and Greatest Risks
Reforming Science & Technology with Sparks & Torches
Education: When Reform and Tradition Clash
Healthcare and Medical Reform: One Doctor's Story
Media and Publishing Reform: Hidden in Plain Sight
How Telecommunications and the Internet Changed China
Diversity of Culture; Question of Censorship
How China's Leaders Love Film
Why Religion Became Important
Foreign Policy Breaks Free
What does Military Reform Mean?
Telling China's Story to the World
Part IV: Reform's future
China's Future Senior Leaders
China's New Kind of Leaders
China's Economic Future: How Far Can It Go?
Guangdong Visions
China's Political Future: Is Reform Real?
China Threat or China Model?
China Reflections and Visions.
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How China's leaders think : the inside story of China's reform and what this means for the future by Robert Lawrence Kuhn. ISBN 9780470824450. Published by John Wiley & Sons in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
