Volume 26, Number 3 · March 8, 1979
The New Two China Problem
By John K. Fairbank
Chinese Economy Post-Mao, A Compendium of Papers Volume 1: Policy and Performance States, November 9, 1978.
printed for the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United
US Government Printing Office, 880 pp., $7.00
The Future of China: After Mao
by Ross Terrill
Dell, 331 pp., $4.95 (paper)
China Since Mao
by Charles Bettelheim, by Neil G. Burton
Monthly Review Press, 130 pp., $2.50 (paper)
China: The People's Republic, 1949-1976
by Jean Chesneaux, translated by Paul Auster, by Lydia Davis
Pantheon Books, 255 pp., $4.95 (paper)
The Case of the Gang of Four: With First Translation of Teng Hsiao-ping's "Three Poisonous Weeds"
by Chi Hsin
Cosmos Books (Hong Kong), 295 pp., $3.95 (paper)
Teng Hsiao-ping: A Political Biography
by Chi Hsin
Cosmos Books (Hong Kong), 273 pp., $3.95 (paper)
Political Imprisonment in the People's Republic of China
An Amnesty International Report
Amnesty International Publications, Random House, 171 pp., $3.95 (paper)
Opposition and Dissent in Contemporary China
by Peter R. Moody
Hoover Institution Press, 342 pp., $14.95
Feminism and Socialism in China
by Elisabeth Croll
Routledge & Kegan Paul, 363 pp., $20.00
As we enjoy the Chinese-American honeymoon this time, it seems fitting that we look before and after. Knowing the periodic Marxist inebriation to be expected of one partner and the whilom anti-red frigidity of the other, can we expect it to last? Have Jimmy Carter and Teng Hsiao-p'ing tied a permanent knot or just begun another cycle in a love-hate relationship? Can the Chinese revolution and the American happening settle down together?
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