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3. The evolution and development of 14. Adhering to the socialist Orienta­ Law and Justice Chinese communist diplomacy over tion of the reform and opening to the 29. The course of and problems revea- the past 4 decades (part II) (Chin.). outside world (Chin.). Liu Shibai led in the administrative procedure Yu Chih *SCC Jan.1990, pp.83-95 *SKY 1989/No.ö, pp. 12-15, 24 enacted by the Chinese communist 4. Qian Qichen on the world Situation. 15. Combating bourgeois liberalization (Chin.). Hsiao Fan *SCC Jan.1990, *BR 1990/NO.3, pp.10-13 and "Letting a hundred schools of pp.96-105 thought contend" (Chin.). Qi Lin 30. On principle of freedom to willing Western Europe *SKY 1989/No.ö, pp. 16-24 will (Chin.). Liu Chunmao *NX 16. Mao Zedong’s conception of Chi­ 1989/No.6, pp.26-30,37 US SR and Eastern Europe na’s social development and his theo- 31. Focus of procuratorial work in 5. An analysis of Soviet policy toward ry of Chinese revolutionary stages 1990. Zhang Siqing *BR 1990/No.4, Sheng Shicai (Chin.). Zhou Wenqi (Chin.). Sun Gang *ZDY 1989/No.6, pp.23-24 *ZDY 1989/No.6, pp.51-57 pp.76-79 17. Students studying in Japan and the Military Asia and Oceania propagation of marxism in China 32. Teng’s handover of military power 6. China and India: moving beyond (Chin.). Wang Qisheng *ZDY and the new leadership of the confrontation. Mansingh, Surjit; Levi- 1989/NO.6, pp.31-35 CCPCC military commission. Fang ne, Steven I. *PC, March-June 1989, 18. The course of China’s reform and Hsüeh-chun *IS Jan.1990, pp.12-22 pp.30-49 opening. Wu Shuqing *BR 1990/ 33. A discussion on the strategical goal 7. New thinking and northeast Asian No.l, pp.14-16, 21 of the war to resist U.S. and aid Ko­ security. Menon, Raj an *PC, March- 19. The understandings of practical rea (Chin.). Qi Dexue *ZDY 1989/ June 1989, pp.1-29 materialism should be united by the No.6, pp.64-67 8. China’s ocean policy: EEZ and ma­ thought of Marx (Chin.). Xu Chong- 34. The evolution of Chinese commu­ rine fisheries. Song, Yann-Huei Billy wen *ZY 1989/No.l2, pp.11-19 nist military organizations and System *AS Oct. 1989, pp.983-998 20. On strengthening ideological and over the past 4 decades (Chin.). Wang political work (Chin.). *SKY 1989/ Shu *SCC Jan.1990, pp.126-140 North America No.6, pp.31-36, 24 35. On the strategy of the cross deve­ lopment of the national defence eco- Latin America Party nomy in the new period (Chin.). Xu 21. The af- Youke *JY 1989/No.ll, pp.76-80 Africa fairs in 1989 (Chin.). Chuan Ku *SCC 36. An inquiry into several questions of Jan.1990, pp.13-27 Liu-Deng army’s fighting successively Overseas Chinese 22. "Trotskyist traiters" reexamined in Dabieshan mountain (Chin.). Yi 9. The sojourners: returned overseas (Chin.). Deng Pei *ZDY 1989/No.6, Shixian *ZDY 1989/No.6, pp.58-63 Chinese in the People’s Republic of pp.47-50 37. The Chinese communist military China. Godley, Michael R. *PA, Fall 23. On the CCP-KMT relationship be- affairs in 1989 (Chin.). Yueh Ying 1989, pp.330-352 fore CCP’s 2nd congress (Chin.). *SCC Jan.1990, pp.43-56 10. Politische Kultur und strategisches Tang Chunliang *ZDY 1989/No.6, Handeln der Chinesen in Malaysia - pp.36-41 Mass Organizations Die Malaysian Chinese Association 24. On the construction of democratic im politischen Prozeß Malaysias. System within the party from Zunyi Political Movements Vennewald, Werner *A, Jan.1990, Conference to the party5 s 8th congress 38. Could the third generation of pp.37-54 (Chin.). Xiao Yiping; Shi Yousong Chinese communist leaders resist the *ZDY 1989/No.ö, pp.67-71 powerful current of "peaceful evolu­ International Organizations & tion"? (Chin.). Lung Fei *SCC Law Government Jan.1990, pp.72-82 25. An open System: ensuring honest INTERNAL AFFAIRS government. Wu Naitao *BR 1990/ Personalities No.4, pp.24-27 39. A biographical sketch of Chiang General Topics 26. The building of honest government Tse-Min (Chin.). Ai Ling *SCC 11. An important sign of China’s stabi- in central Soviet base area (Chin.). Jan.1990, pp.141-150 lity (end of martial law). *BR 1990/ Xiong Changgeng *ZDY 1989/No.6, 40. Zhang Qian: Pioneer of the silk ro- No.4, pp.13-14 ad. Chai Di *CT Jan.1990, pp.27-28 pp.42-46 41. Rocket expert . Guo Meini; Wang Daitong *CT Jan.1990, Ideology Parliament 12. Persisting in the socialism with the pp.17-18 Chinese characteristics and the ideo- 42. Yuan Wencai and the establish- logical line of "Seeking truth from Opposition and Democracy ment of Jinggangsh an revolutionary facts" - an understanding of Jiang 27. The System of multi-party co-ope- base area (Chin.). Liu Xiaonong Zemin’s speech (Chin.). Feng Ju ration. *BR 1990/No.3, *ZDY 1989/No.ö, pp.80-85 *SKY 1989/No.ö, pp.3-11, 79 pp.20-21 43. A few issues in Li Dazhao research 13. Experts look at the 1990s: socialist 28. Democratic party leader on multi- - answer to questions on the occasion culture with Chinese characteristics. party co-operation. Lu Yim *BR of his lOOth birthday (Chin.). Peng He Jingzhi *BR 1990/No.4, pp.14-15 1990/No.2, pp.20-24 Ming *ZDY 1989/NO.6, pp.11-17 Januar/January 1990 CHINA aktuell/Official Activities - 84/10 -

44. Li Dazhao and the cultural debate Children, Youth and Education 74. Taoism in the traditional culture of between east and west in May 4th 58. Student political activism: China in China (Chin.). Qing Xitai *SKY movement period (Chin.). Tan Shu- comparative perspective. Altbach, 1989/No.6, pp.51-59 angquan *ZDY 1989/No.6, pp.24-30 Philip G. *IS Jan.1990, pp.23-46 75. How the tools act on the subject of 45. Li Dazhao’s "Thesis on common 59. China’s scholars returned from ab- cognition in its evolution (Chin.). Shi people" and "Worker politics" (Chin.). road: A view from (part Fengyan *NX 1989/No.6, pp.38-40 Wang Huilin *ZDY 1989/No.6, two). Hayhoe, Ruth; Sun Yilin *CEN 76. Practical ontology or the material pp. 18-23 Dec.1989, pp.2-7 monism of dialectical materialism 46. Qiu Jin in before she went 60. The high tide of setting up schools (Chin.). Wang Jinfu *ZY 1989/No.l2, to Japan (Chin.). Zhang Chun; Wang and social changes towards the end of pp.20-28 Wei *NX 1989/No.6, pp.69-71 the Qing (Chin.). Sang Bing *LY 77. Approaching the basic problems of 47. The contribution Li Helin made to 1989/No.6, pp.13-27 problem philosophy (Chin.). Wei Fa­ the study of Lu Xun (Chin.). Zhou 61. Professionalism in educational acti­ Congxiu *NX 1989/No.6, pp.16-20 chen *ZY 1989/NO.12, pp.27-32 vities of missionaries in pre-modern 78. Reviewing relativistic theory of ti­ China (Chin.). Shi Jinghuan *LY Cadre Policy me and space and its appraisals 1989/No.6, pp.28-37 (Chin.). Wen Xingwu *ZY 1989/ 62. The Chinese communist educatio­ No.12, pp.33-40 Local Topics nal work in 1989 (Chin.). Wang 79. On the operational mechanism of 48. Lake Baiyangdian: Conservation Wen-Chou *SCC Jan.1990, pp.57-71 and development. Guo Jun; Li Hua 63. Macroeducational System: educa­ practice (Chin.). Zhao Jianying *ZY *CT Jan.1990, pp.66-68 tion, economy and society (Chin.). 1989/NO.12, pp.3-10 49. More on the changes in is- Zha Youliang *SKY 1989/No.6, land’s administrative Status: In re- pp.80-86 Philology sponse to Mr. Yang Wuquan (Chin.). 64. Chinese woman students in Japan 80. Rhetorical forms classified to aest- *LY 1989/No.6, during the last years of the Qing dy­ hetic view (Chin.). Shi Rongguang pp.116-121 nasty (Chin.). Zhou Yichuan *LY *NX 1989/NO.6, pp.21-25 50. : China’s western gate 1989/No.6, pp.49-64 81. "Tie knots" explained (Chin.). Yan to Europe. Tumur Dawamit *CT Bin *NX 1989/No.ö, pp.41-43,64 Jan.1990, pp.8-9 Social Security 51. Hainan Island was not outside the 65. Resolutely punishing corruption. domain of the Continental dynasties of Ancient Histoiy & Archaeology Wei Jianxing *BR 1990/No.4, p.22 China from the late western Han to 82. Two doubts on the traditional an- 66. Offence reporting: an important the Qi dynasty of Xiao Yan (Chin.). notation to "Shi Ji" or "The great an- channel of mass supervision. Wu Nai- Yang Wuquan *LY 1989/No.6, nals" (Chin.). Sun Xianglan *NX tao *BR 1990/NO.3, pp.25-28 pp.109-115 1989/No.6, pp.44-47 SCIENCES AND CULTURE 83. On the unreliability of the legends National Minorities about "Gun" and "Yu" as seen from 52. The Yi culture and its 10-month so­ their lineage discontinuity established lar calendar. Zhu Weiqun *CT General Topics in "Records of the Historian" (Chin.). 67. Sinology in Italy at present (Chin.). Jan.1990, pp.53-55 Wang Yuxin *LY 1989/No.6, Zhang Xuehui *LY 1989/No.6, pp.137-144 SOCIAL AFFAIRS pp.178-188 68. Refutation of two arguments of 84. The Terracotta Army’s ’Command emergence of the date of wood-block Headquarters’ on display. Yuan General Topics printing to be in the years of Zhen Zhongyi *CT Jan.1990, pp.19-23 Guan (629-649) (Chin.). Zhao Yong- Social Life dong *NX 1989/No.6, pp.48-55 Earlier History 53. The rural marriage at present 85. Concurrent administration of tax- (Chin.). Guo Hong *SKY 1989/No.6, Philosophy, Logic and Ethics posts by customs during the last years pp.116-119 69. Mao Zedong’s cultural conception 54. Trials of a newlywed. Ren Ying of the Qing (Chin.). Dai Yifeng *LY in the May Fourth new culture mo­ *CT Jan.1990, pp.42-44 1989/No.6, pp.95-108 vement (Chin.). Li Yongtai *SKY 86. Evolution of the political program 1989/No.6, pp.43-50 of the modernizationists (late Qing Population 70. A new System used by induction to 55. A historical investigation of the dynasty) (Chin.). Fang Delin *LY support logic (Chin.). Liu Zhuanghu 1989/No.6, pp.79-94 emigration of the Chinese population *ZY 1989/NO.12, pp.57-66 (Chin.). Zhu Guohong *LY 1989/ 87. How the Qing governemnt drew 71. "Zhi Wu Lun" and semiology No.6, pp.159-177 the support of the western powers to (Chin.). Liu Zongtang *ZY 1989/ get rid of the Canton. buccaneers in No.12, pp.48-56 Religions 72. A study of Gu Yanwu’s academic the reign of emperor Jia Qing thoughts (Chin.). Lu Xingji *SKY (Chin.). Lin Yanqing *NX 1989/No.6, Medicine and Health 1989/No.6, pp.92-97 pp.65-68,71 56. Qigong-acupoint method of trea- 73. A great trend of thought that is 88. The family disease of the Song im­ ting desease. Deng Shulin *CT worth being proud of (the Spring and perial clan and the mystery of pho- Jan.1990, pp.57-59 Autumn period and the Warring Sta­ tism candle snuff and phonism axe- 57. Treating burns with egg membra- tes period) (Chin.). Qiao Changlu sound (Chin.). Liu Hongtao *NX nes. Stuart, Kevin *CT Jan.1990, p.60 *ZY 1989/NO.12, pp.41-47 1989/No.6, pp.56-64 CHINA aktuell/Official Activities - 85/11 - Januar/January 1990

89. The origin and development of the 105. Book reviewed: "An unrestrained 118. Keep proper economic growth ra­ Tang dynasty "fu bing" (soldiering apricot" by Liu Yunruo as the famous te and adopt the anticirculation poEcy peasant) System and the System of "bo populär novel writer of northern of "supply sEght more than demand" yi" (military Service on rotation) school (Chin.). Fan Boqun *NX (Chin.). Dai Yuanchen *JY 1989/ (Chin.). Zhang Guogang *LY 1989/ 1989/No.6, pp.11-15 No.ll, pp.3-13 No.6, pp.145-158 106. Verification of "Qing Suo Gao Yi", 119. New research on economic circu- 90. On Li Hongzhang’s ideas on politi- a coUection of north song stories in lation theory (Chin.). Hou Qingguo cal reform (Chin.). Zhang Mingjiu classical style of writing (Chin.). Li Ji- *JY 1989/No.ll, pp.14-23 *LY 1989/No.6, pp.65-78 anguo *NX 1989/No.6, pp.1-10 120. On the fluctuations of inventory 107. 2nd China arts festival a rousing (Chin.). Ma Jiantang *JK 1989/No.6, Modern & Contemporary success. Lü Hui *CT Jan.1990, pp.56-62 History pp.33-34 121. On the seasonal fluctuation of 91. The "reorganization Ioan" of 1913 108. The Chinese communist Eterature China (Chin.). Ma Jiantang *JY historically surveyed (Chin.). He and art over the past 4 decades Hengzhen *NX 1989/No.6, pp.72-80 1989/No.ll, pp.24-30 (Chin.). Sun Tong *SCC Jan.1990, 92. Comintern’s fundamental mistake 122. Coordinated development: the in the strategy of China’s great revo- pp. 114-125 structure, measurement and System lution (Chin.). Jiang Hongying *ZDY 109. The development of female cons- (Chin.). Shui Yinghui *JK 1989/No.6, 1989/No.6, pp.86-93 ciousness in the Contemporary Etera- pp.24-30 93. Stopping the unhealthy trend of ture of mainland China. Yeh Chih- 123. Medium term regional economy: fabricating history - a critique of the ying *IS Jan.1990, pp.107-117 formation, types and the theoretical tendency of some writings on the analysis of its mechanism (Chin.). "Great Cultural Revolution" (Chin.). Sports Zhang Daogen *JK 1989/No.6, Li Mingsan *ZDY 1989/No.6, pp.7- pp.19-23 10 124. The productive functions of In­ 94. A verification of some facts about Natural Sciences and Techno- formation (Chin.). Zhang Delin *JK Taierzhuang campaign (Chin.). Tang logy 1989/No.ö, pp.63-72 Shiwan *ZDY 1989/No.6, pp.72-75 110. ’Minban’ science firms in China. Abramson, Marc *CEN Dec.1989, 125. Price, interest rate and saving growth (Chin.). Zhang Wenzhong; Geography pp.12-17 Tian Yuan *JY 1989/No.ll, pp.39-48 95. Changes in the Heihe River (Rous- 111. Biotechnology in China: summary hui) System, Hexi, . Feng of a report. Hamer, Dean H.; Kung Shengwu *CGE Fall 1989, pp.64-81 Shain-dow *CEN Dec.1989, pp.8-11 Planning and Development 112. The key to modernization - scien­ 126. Research on the Classification and Social Sciences ce and technology. *BR development of poverty regions in 96. Small towns: a reexploration. Fei 1990/No.4, pp.16-18 China. Jiang Dehua; Others *CGE Xiaotong *CSA Fall 1989, pp.42-58 113. Reform, modernization, and the FaU 1989, pp.82-110 97. More on the form of the pairing changing Constitution of science in 127. Experts look at the 1990s. Liu marriage with the wife Eving with the China. Suttmeier, Richard P. *AS Guogang *BR 1990/No.3, pp.15-16 husband, and its Status in the history Oct. 1989, pp.999-1015 128. Why China’s economic reforms of the family (Chin.). Li Yongcai *LY 114. Scientific and technological deve­ fad. Prybyla, Jan S. *AS Nov. 1989, 1989/NO.6, pp.122-136 lopment requires a stable poEcy. pp.1017-1032 98. Evolution and changes of China’s Zhou Guangzhao *BR 1990/No.3, 129. The feeble pohtical capacity of a urban famihes. Liu Ying *CSA Fall strong one-party regime - an institu- 1989, pp.59-71 pp.18-19 99. Sociology in China: Its past, present tional approach toward the formula- and future. Ming Yan *CSA FaE Intellectuals tion and implementation of economic 1989, pp.3-29 poEcy in post-Mao mainland China 100. Sociology and historical material- Media (part one). Zhao Suisheng *IS ism. Pan Yunkang *CSA FaE 1989, Jan.1990, pp.47-80 pp.30-41 130. Steadily development the econo­ 101. Social ills in China and their roots. FINANCE AND ECONOMY my. Zhou Zhiying *BR 1990/No.3, Wu Wenjun *CSA Fall 1989, pp.72-85 pp.17-19 102. The Status and role of the elderly General Topics in Chinese famüies and society. Yuan 115. The Chinese communist econo- Fang *CSA Fall 1989, pp.86-99 Budget and Investment mics in 1989 (Chin.). Chiu Hung-Hui 131. Finance continue to improve. Li *SCC Jan.1990, pp.28-42 Literature and Arts Guixian *BR 1990/No.4, pp.20-21 132. On value-added tax: an interna­ 103. An exploration of women "Ci" poems in the Song dynasty (Chin.). Theories tional comparison (Chin.). Li Xin Chen Xueguang *SKY 1989/No.6, 116. The System of national economic *NX 1989/No.6, pp.31-37 pp.98-103, 59 accounting and macroeconomic ana- 133. On the ten major perniciousnesses 104. Criticisms of the TV series "The lysis (Chin.). Cai Zhizhou *JK of financial deficits (Chin.). Sun Yellow River’s Martyrs" (He Shang) 1989/No.6, pp.31-37 Xuewen *CJ 1989/No.ll, pp.26-31 by some historians from Beijing 117. An outline of phase state of eco- 134. The formation of China’s financial (Chin.). Dong Yue; Liu Jun *LY nomy (Chin.). Chen Yimen; Zhu Bai deficits (Chin.). Zhang Zhenbin *CJ 1989/No.6, pp.5-12 *JY 1989/No.ll, pp.31-38, 30 1989/No.ll, pp.32-37,19 CHINA aktuell/Official Activities - 86/12 - Januar/January 1990

Enterprises and Management 152. On the problems of our disguised 169. Seizing the opportunity for rieh 135. Improving the enterprise contract unemployment (Chin.). Tu Ping *JK harvests. He Kang *BR 1990/No.3, System. Han Baocheng *BR 1990/ 1989/No.6, pp.44-52 pp.21-22 No.2, p.4 153. Inflation of consume demand and 170. Increasing agricultural inputs 136. Shoudu Iron and Steel Co. (6): reformation of salary (Chin.). Xin (Chin.). He Rui *NJW 1989/No.l2, enterprise merger and grouping. Li Changxing; Pan Dapeng *JY 1989/ pp.11-13 Rongxia *BR 1990/No.2, pp.25-26 No.ll, pp.66-69 171. Agricultural investment fluctua- 137. The Jiangmen rural collective 154. Optimal employment of labor for­ tion and government investment ac- economy’s essential experience of ce in the socialist economy (Chin.). tion - concurrently discussing the doubling net income in three years Zhang Zaiming *JK 1989/No.6, problem of agricultural investment (Chin.). Li Zhou; Huang Guochang pp.38-43 legislation (Chin.). Jiang Xiexin *NJW 1989/NO.12, pp.36-39 155. The problem concerning some re- *NJW 1989/NO.12, pp.3-8 138. The System of contracted mana­ lationships in the course of agricul­ 172. Five policy-obstacles in increasing gement responsibility in mainland tural labor transferring (Chin.). agricultural inputs (Chin.). Kong Xi- China. Sah, Edward K. *IS Jan. 1990, *NJW 1989/NO.12, pp.40-42 anliang *NJW 1989/No.l2, pp.8-11 pp.81-106 173. Deng Xiaoping and the change of 139. Reapproaching to the reform tar- Basic Construction rural policy in newly liberated area get pattern of the state reclamation (Chin.). Leng Rong *ZDY 1989/ farming enterprise Systems (Chin.). Communications No.6, pp.1-6 174. The road of our country’s agricul­ Sun Xiulu *NJW 1989/No.l2, pp.31- 156. Northern Xinjiang railway: The tural modernization - sustained agri­ 34 "Iron’s Silk Road". Ge Cuangwu *CT 140. The structural reform enterprise culture (Chin.). Liu Xunhao *NJW Jan.1990, pp.10-12 1989/NO.12, pp.25-28 and the benefits of economies of scale 157. China’s port construction. Zhao 175. China’s current agricultural Situa­ (Chin.). Wang Baoshe *JK 1989/ Jinxia *CT Jan.1990, pp.39-42 No.6, pp.8-14 tion and policy. *BR 141. Research on the structure of the 1990/No.2, pp.15-19 state-owned economy of China during Tourism 176. Ponderation over policy-orienta- 158. Touring along the old silk road. the initial stage of socialism (Chin.). tion of ten-year’s rural reform Peng Jianqun *CT Jan.1990, pp.29-32 Wang Wen; Yang Jianying *JY (Chin.). Wang Liwu; Zhao Kueiti 1989/No.ll, pp.53-57, 23 *NJW 1989/NO.12, pp.23-26 142. Constant challenge to the reform Industry, Energy and Mining 177. The fundamental way out for sol- of management decentralisation and 159. Zur Entwicklung der Industrie auf ving grain issues (Chin.). Wen Gui- its positive analysis (Chin.). Xi Wen; Hainan, 1980-1987: Ein Überblick. fang *NJW 1989/NO.12, pp.13-17 Du He *JY 1989/No.ll, pp.58-65 Ptak, Roderich *A, Jan.1990, pp.5-21 178. Trying to analyse the resource al- 143. Shoudu Iron & Steel Co. (5): 160. The upset of the equilibrium of location pattern of traditional agricul­ self-development and self-restriction. industrial structure and its restoration ture (Chin.). Xing Qianli *NJW Yan Kai *BR 1990/No.l, pp.24-26 - a preliminary study (Chin.). Shi 1989/NO.12, pp.43-46, 39 144. The economies of scale and ent­ Xiangxin *JK 1989/No.6, pp.1-7 179. From the motion of bank in the erprise merger (Chin.). Zhang Qiz- 161. Silk country. Wen Tianshen *CT countryside to see the difficulty in hong; Yan Hong *JK 1989/No.6, Jan.1990, pp.24-26 forming agricultural investment pp.14-18 162. Do you know? Famous silk broca- (Chin.). Zhu Ling *JY 1989/No.ll, 145. Keeping private business on the des. *CT Jan.1990, p.26 pp.49-52,13 right track. Zhang Zeyu *BR 1990/ No.4, p.4 Environment Currency and Commerce 146. The important experience of eco­ 163. Kinescope firm highlights China’s 180. The stränge cycle of grain procu- nomy reform and development of sta­ Investment climate. Han Guojian rement fund circulation and the coun- te farms (Chin.). Zhou Xun *NJW *BR 1990/NO.3, pp.23-25 termeasure (Chin.). Chang Chaoping; 1989/NO.12, pp.35-37 164. Environmental protection in Chi­ Zhou Liangwei *NJW 1989/No.l2, 147. The causes of formation, role and na: A brief history. Qu Geping *CGE pp.20-22 the conditions for dying out of the Fall 1989, pp.3-29 181. Study on current market Situation administrative corporations (Chin.). 165. A brief comment on the water law and necessary countermeasures Zuo Mu *CJ 1989/No.ll, pp.11-14 of China. Ross, Lester *CGE Fall (Chin.). Chen Ji *CJ 1989/No.ll, 148. Adhering to the socialist public 1989, pp.44-46 pp.46-49 ownership and criticizing the private 166. Water law of the People’s Repu- 182. The contradiction in our price ownership (Chin.). *JK 1989/No.6, blic of China. *CGE Fall 1989, subsidy System and its counter measu- pp.76-78 pp.30-43 res (Chin.). Gao Jingliang *JK 149. Continued govemment Support 1989/No.6, pp.53-55 for Stone. *BR 1990/No.l, pp.22-23 Agriculture 183. The preliminary probe into orga- 150. Improving, developing and adher­ 167. On some problems of agricultural nizing grain wholesale market ing to the socialist public ownership development from a long-term point (Chin.). Gao Shizhi *NJW 1989/ (Chin.). *JK 1989/No.ö, pp.79-80,78 of view (Chin.). Ding Zeji; Zhou No.12, pp.18-19 Shenzhi *NJW 1989/No.l2, pp.29-30 184. Removing the disturbing factors Employment, Wages, Living 168. The prospect of dryland and irri- from the process of restructuring the Standard gated farming in Huang-Huai-Hai staple food pricing System (Chin.). Hu 151. New research on the objective plain based on analysis of the precipi- Fengxiang *JK 1989/No.6, pp.73-75 model of salary reformation in the tation-soil-crop System. Han Xi- 185. An analysis on the reasons for state-owned firm (Chin.). Guo Fei angling; Qu Weiqing; Kong Yangzhu- market fluctuation (Chin.). Tian *JY 1989/No.ll, pp.70-75 ang *CGE Fall 1989, pp.47-63 Chunmiao *CJ 1989/No.ll, pp.41-45 CHINA aktuell/Official Activities - 87/13 - Januar/January 1990

186. Policy mistakes in the field of cir- 201. New technologies, industry, and Cai Zhizhou: 116 culation must be corrected as soon as trade - the Taiwan experience (conti- Chai Di: 40 possibe (Chin.). Wang Shaofei *CJ nued). Liu, Paul K.C.; Liu, Ying-Chu- Chang Chaoping: 180 1989/No.ll, pp.15-19 an; Wu, Hui-Lin *IFC Nov.1989, Chen Ji: 181 187. Behavior of economic bodies and pp.7-24 Chen Sun: 199 Inflation (Chin.). Wang Yukun *CJ 202. Development of Taiwan’s youth Chen Xueguang: 103 1989/No.ll, pp.20-25 political culture through schools and Chen Yimen: 117 188. Queries about "doctrine of con- the media. McBeath, Gerald A. *APF Chen, Edward K.Y.: 208 sumption expansion" (Chin.). Yang Oct.1989, pp.385-395 Chiu Hung-Hui: 115 Shengming *CJ 1989/No.ll, pp.53-57 203. Zu den jüngsten Wahlen in Tai­ Chuan Ku: 21 189. On Fund (Chin.). Zhang Zerong wan. Nieh Yu-Hsi *C.a. Dec.1989, Chung Mu: 193 *SKY 1989/No.6, pp.70-74 pp.934-936 Dai Yifeng: 85 190. Price reform in the past decade: 204. EG und NIEs: Neue Partner im Dai Yuanchen: 118 achievements, problems and way out Kampf gegen Armut und Unterent­ Deng Pei: 22 wicklung. Repnik, Hans Peter *E+Z Deng Shulin: 56 (Chin.). *CJ 1989/No.ll, pp.3-10 Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit, Ding Zeji: 167 Bonn, 1990/No.l, p.12 Dong Yue: 104 Foreign Trade & Economic 205. Die NIEs: Die beeindruckendste Du He: 142 Coop. Erfolgsstory der modernen Wirt­ Epstein, Israel: 1 191. Wholly foreign owned enterprises. schaftsgeschichte. Schomerus, Lorenz Fan Boqun: 105 To wary foreign Companies - and *E + Z Entwicklung und Zusammen­ Fang Delin: 86 cash-poor Chinese - solo foreign In­ arbeit, Bonn, 1990/No.l, pp.4-6 Fang Hsüeh-chun: 32 vestment is looking more attractive. 206. Marketization of politics: the Tai­ : 96 Barale, Lucille *CBR Jan.-Feb. 1990, wan experience. Wu, Yu-shan *AS Feng Ju: 12 Feng Shengwu: 95 pp.30-35 April 1989, pp.382-400 Gao Jingliang: 182 192. The end of investment’s wonder 207. Die "kleinen Tiger" lehren die "al­ Gao Shizhi: 183 years. Investor confidence sounds like ten Hasen" das Fürchten. *E+Z Ent­ Garrett, Banning N.: 2 a contradiction. Brecher, Richard wicklung und Zusammenarbeit, Bonn, 1990/No.l, pp.7-11 Ge Cuangwu: 156 *CBR Jan.-Feb. 1990, pp.27-29 Glaser, Bonnie S.: 2 193. The conditions of the Chinese Godley, Michael R.: 9 communists receiving the multilateral HONGKONG AND Guo Fei: 151 development aids from the United 208. Hong Kongs’s role in Asian and Guo Hong: 53 Nations (Chin.). Chung Mu *SCC Pacific economic development. Chen, Guo Jun: 48 Jan.1990, pp.106-113 Edward K.Y. *ADR 1989/No.2, Guo Meini: 41 194. Japan in China: the pp.26-47 Hamer, Dean H.: 111 example. How do they get ahead - 209. A historical evaluation of we- Han Baocheng: 135 stern-style schools in Hongkong and can they stay there?. Thurwach- Han Guojian: 163 (Chin.). Liu Shuyong *LY 1989/No.6, ter, Todd *CBR Jan.-Feb. 1990, Han Xiangling: 168 pp.38-48 pp.7-17 Hayhoe, Ruth: 59 210. Die Wiederbelebung der sino-bri- He Hengzhen: 91 195. China’s exports: on the edge. Will tischen Kontroverse über Hongkong. He Jingzhi: 13 recentralization muffle the boom?. Nieh Yu-Hsi *C.a. Dec.1989, pp.931- He Kang: 169 Weil, Martin *CBR Jan.-Feb. 1990, 934 He Rui: 170 pp.36-43 211. Filling the labor pool. How Com­ Hou Qingguo: 119 196. Project notebook: Getting a start panies cope with the tide of emigra- Hsiao Fan: 29 in data entry - leftover technology ge- tion. Shelton, Scott; Adams, Robert Hu Fengxiang: 184 ts China into a growing market. *CBR Jan.-Feb. 1990, pp.50-52 Huang Guochang: 137 Woodward, Paul *CBR Jan.-Feb. 212. Interview: Sir David Wilson. Jiang Dehua: 126 1990, pp.20-23 Hong Kong’s governor says building a Jiang Hongying: 92 197. China’s foreign trade steadily de- new transport infrastructure will also Jiang Xiexin: 171 veloping. Zheng Tuobin *BR 1990/ build confidence. *CBR Jan.-Feb. Kong Xianliang: 172 No.4, pp.18-19 1990, pp.53-54 Kong Yangzhuang: 168 198. Zheijiang taps export potential. 213. The human resource challenge. Kung Shain-dow: 111 *BR 1990/No.4, p.27 *CBR Jan.-Feb. 1990, pp.44-49 Leng Rong: 173 Levine, Steven I.: 6 : 131 Statistics MISCELLANEA Li Hua: 48 : 106 TAIWAN Li Mingsan: 93 199. Recycling trade surpluses: policy Index of Authors Li Rongxia: 136 options for Taipei, China. Chen Sun Abramson, Marc: 110 Li Xin: 132 *ADR 1989/NO.2, pp.48-67 Adams, Robert: 211 Li Yongcai: 97 200. The plastics industry in Taiwan, Ai Ling: 39 Li Yongtai: 69 Republic of China - retrospect and Altbach, Philip G.: 58 Li Zhou: 137 prospect. Li, K.T. *IFC Nov.1989, Barale, Lucille: 191 Li, K.T.: 200 pp.1-6 Brecher, Richard: 192 Lin Yanqing: 87 CHINA aktuell/Official Activities -88/14- Januar/January 1990

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