Tobias ten Brink is Professor of Chinese Economy and Society and Director of the China Global Center at Jacobs University, Bremen.

• List of AbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1. Analyzing China's Political EconomyInsights, Gaps, and Desiderata in China ResearchResearching China from a Political Economy PerspectiveChapter 2. From Mao to the Hu/Wen Era: The Origins and Trajectory of Capitalist-Driven ModernizationProtocapitalism: The Historical Background to the Transition Under DengThe Emergence of State-Permeated Capitalism (1): Two Phases of ReformThe Emergence of State-Permeated Capitalism (2): China's Integration into the Global EconomyChapter 3. Current Developments in Chinese CapitalismThe Corporate Sector and Socioeconomic DynamicsPlanning for and with the Market(s): The Heterogeneous Party-StateThe Limits of Chinese-Style Subordination? Developments in Labor RelationsConclusionCapitalist Development in ChinaParadoxes of ProsperityTheoretical Implications for Political Economic and China StudiesNotesBibliographyIndexAcknowledgments

Tobias ten Brink is Professor of Chinese Economy and Society and Director of the China Global Center at Jacobs University, Bremen.

• List of AbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1. Analyzing China's Political EconomyInsights, Gaps, and Desiderata in China ResearchResearching China from a Political Economy PerspectiveChapter 2. From Mao to the Hu/Wen Era: The Origins and Trajectory of Capitalist-Driven ModernizationProtocapitalism: The Historical Background to the Transition Under DengThe Emergence of State-Permeated Capitalism (1): Two Phases of ReformThe Emergence of State-Permeated Capitalism (2): China's Integration into the Global EconomyChapter 3. Current Developments in Chinese CapitalismThe Corporate Sector and Socioeconomic DynamicsPlanning for and with the Market(s): The Heterogeneous Party-StateThe Limits of Chinese-Style Subordination? Developments in Labor RelationsConclusionCapitalist Development in ChinaParadoxes of ProsperityTheoretical Implications for Political Economic and China StudiesNotesBibliographyIndexAcknowledgments

Tobias ten Brink is Professor of Chinese Economy and Society and Director of the China Global Center at Jacobs University, Bremen.

• List of AbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1. Analyzing China's Political EconomyInsights, Gaps, and Desiderata in China ResearchResearching China from a Political Economy PerspectiveChapter 2. From Mao to the Hu/Wen Era: The Origins and Trajectory of Capitalist-Driven ModernizationProtocapitalism: The Historical Background to the Transition Under DengThe Emergence of State-Permeated Capitalism (1): Two Phases of ReformThe Emergence of State-Permeated Capitalism (2): China's Integration into the Global EconomyChapter 3. Current Developments in Chinese CapitalismThe Corporate Sector and Socioeconomic DynamicsPlanning for and with the Market(s): The Heterogeneous Party-StateThe Limits of Chinese-Style Subordination? Developments in Labor RelationsConclusionCapitalist Development in ChinaParadoxes of ProsperityTheoretical Implications for Political Economic and China StudiesNotesBibliographyIndexAcknowledgments