The Unknown Cultural Revolution Educational Reforms and Their Impact on China's Rural Development, 1966-1976 East Asia Series

Based on archival research and interviews, this study explores Cultural Revolution educational reform and its links to rural education.

Tables and Figures, Introduction: Change and Inertia, Part One: Studies of Democratization and Chinese Politics, 1. Toward an Integrated Model of Democratization, 2. Building a Composite Theory of Chinese Democratization, Part 2: Political and Institutional Conditions, 3. Keeping Chinese Society under Control: Some Comparisons with the Soviet Union, 4. The Effects of Leninist Institutions on the Rise of Reform Factions within the Chinese Partry-State: Some Comparisons with Hungary, Part 3: Social Conditions, 5. Loyal Dissidents, The Role of Intellectuals in Post-Mao Reforms, 6. Problems of Collective Action among Chinese Peasants and Workers, Conclusion: A Framework for Further Analysis, Bibliography, Index

Dongping Han

The final volume of the Garland Encyclopedia of World Music includes first-person fieldwork case studies from different regions of the world, a general index to the entire series as well as,all the bibliographies, discographies and videographies from the nine regional volumes. It is an essential reference for the field-one that students, teachers, and scholars will consult regularly.