[Papers]
Publisher: University of Connecticut
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Storrs
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Notes: Photocopy of typescripts.
Table of contents: title: 1. Party reform and structural change under the returned student leadership, by W.F. Dorrill.; title: 2. The evolution of early revolutionary parties in China as an inheritance of the Chinese Communist party, by E. Friedman.; title: 3. The Chinese Communist party rectification movement, 1938-1944, by J.P. Harrison.; title: 4. Chʻen Tu-hsu's leadership of the Chinese Communist party on the Kuomintang issue, 1922-1924, by J.L. How.; title: 5. Chʻen Tu-hsiu: cultural iconoclast and political revolutionary, by R.C. Kagan.; title: 6. The non-military role of the Chinese Communist military: an overview of the political work system, by Y.M. Kau.; title: 7. Power and policy-making in the Kiangsi Soviet, by I.J. Kim.; title: 8. Chʻü Chʻiu-pai's role in the Sixth Comintern Congress, by Li Yu-ning.; title: 9. A structural analysis of the thought of Mao Tse-tung, by S. Merrill.; title: 10. The masses and continuing the revolution.; title: 11. Chinese Communist land reform and peasant mobilization, 1946-8, by J.L. Price.; title: 12. Kʻangta- the development of a revolutionary pedagogy, by P.J. Seybolt.; title: 13. Maoists and modernization, by J.D. Seymour.; title: 14. To leap forward: political conflict and the pace of "socialist construction," by R.H. Solomon.; title: 15. Elite recruitment and societal change: the Eighth Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, 1958.; title: 16. The interplay of China and Japan in the origins of the cold war in Asia, by E.S. Wehrle.