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Prisoner of the state : the secret journal of Zhao Ziyang

Zhao Ziyang, Primer Ministro de la República Popular China desde el año 1980 a 1987 y Presidente del Partido Comunista Chino de 1987 a 1990, cuenta en primera persona cómo intentó evitar la masacre de la Plaza de Tiananmen en 1989 y fue por ello destituido y confinado en arresto domiciliario
Print Book, English, 2009
Simon & Schuster, New York, 2009
autobiografías
Pregrado.
xxv, 306 p., [8] p. de láms : il. ; 25 cm
9781439149386, 9781439149393, 9781439154076, 1439149380, 1439149399, 1439154074
964764801
The Tiananmen massacre. The student protests begin ; An editorial makes things worse ; Power struggle ; The crackdown ; The accusations fly ; The campaign against Zhao ; Zhao's talk with Gorbachev
House arrest. Zhao becomes a prisoner ; The investigative report ; Zhao's lonely struggle
The roots of China's economic boom. Conflicting views at the top ; An early setback ; Opening painfully to the world ; Finding a new approach ; Zhao and Hu clash ; Playing a trick on a rival ; One step at a time ; The economy gets too hot ; The magic of free trade ; Freedom on the farm ; The coastal regions take off ; Coping with corruption
War in the Politburo. Hu Yaobang "resigns" ; Zhao walks the line ; The ideologues ; Preparing for the main event
A tumultuous year. After the Congress ; Panic buying and bank runs ; A series of missteps ; The problem with prices ; Reforms take a hit ; Zhao in retreat ; The campaign to overthrow Zhao
How China must change. Deng's view on political reform ; Hu's view on political reform ; How Zhao's view evolved ; The old guard fights back ; The way forward
A brief biography of Zhao Ziyang