具体描述
This edited volume reconsiders the conventional wisdom that argues that the comparative performance of China has been superior to that of India, bringing together new paradigms for evaluating two countries in terms of economics, social policy, politics, and diplomacy. Essays show that if not outright wrong, conventional wisdom has proven to be overly simplified. The book brings out the complexity and richness of the India-China comparison.
作者简介
EDWARD FRIEDMAN is Professor of Political Science at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA and author of several books on China, including What if China Doesn't Democratize? (2000).
BRUCE GILLEY is a PhD Candidate in Political Science at Princeton University, USA.
目录信息
Introduction; R.MacFarquhar
Two Paths to Modernity; B.Gilley
ECONOMIC REFORMS
Differential Development: Beyond Regime Dichotomies; J.Mukherji
Chasing China: Can India Bridge the Gap?; S.Awamy
India's Reform Strengths; J.Manor & G.Segal
SUB-NATIONAL FACTORS
The Persistence of Informal Finance; K.Tsai
The Political Basis of Decentralization; A.Sinha
Indigenous vs. Foreign Business Models; H.Yasheng & T.Khanna
NEW PERSPECTIVES
Why Democracy Matters; E.Friedman
China Rethinks India; H.Jinxin
Development and Choice; A.Saich
Conclusion; B.Gilley
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