Managing transitions: The Chinese communist party, united front work, corporatism, and hegemony

Managing Transitions: The Chinese Communist Party, United Front Work, Corporatism, and Hegemony

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359. Liaowang [Outlook] Established in New York in 1984 and later moved to Hong Kong: this monthly disseminates official Chinese government policy and views amongst Overseas Chinese.
360. New China News Agency (Xinhua xinwen she) The Chinese government's official news agency.
361. Pujiang Tongzhou [In the same Pujiang (Shanghai river system) boat] (A Shanghai Municipal Party UFD united front publication). Formerly Shanghai tongyi zhanxian. The title and format was changed in 1993 in an effort to broaden the influence of united front work and the UFD in Shanghai).
362. Qingxi Zhonghua [Love of China] (Hangzhou, Zhonggong Zhejiang tongzhanbu & Zhejiang tongzhan lilun yanjiu hui). A publication of the Zhejiang provincial UFD and the Zhejiang United Front theory Research Association.
363. Qiu shi [Seeking facts] (Beijing: Qiushi zazhi bianji weiyuanhui, Qiushi zazhi).
364. Renmin ribao [People's Daily] (Beijing: Remin ribao chubanshe).
365. Renmin zhengxie bao [People's Consultative conference paper] Beijing: An open circulation paper of the National CPPCC, established in 1983.
366. Shanghai Zhengxie bao [Shanghai (municipal) CPPCC paper] An open circulation weekly publication of the Shanghai CPPCC. In 1987 it changed its title to Lianhe shibao.
367. Shanghai tongyi zhanxian [Shanghai united front] (A Shanghai Municipal Party UFD united front publication). See Pujiang Tongzhou.
368. Shanghai Tongyi zhanxian lilun yanjiu [Shanghai united front theortical research] A publication of the Shanghai Municipal Institute of Socialism and the Shanghai United Front Theoretical Research Association. (STLY)
369. Survey of China Mainland Press. Supplement. [Chung-kuo ta lu pao chih hsuan I] Hong Kong: American Consulate General, 1960-1974.
370. Tuanjie bao [Unity] (Beijing: Tuanjie bao chubanshe) Tuanjie bao is an offiicial news paper of the Revolutionary Committee of the GMD and the other MPGs. (TJB)
371. Xinhua yuebao [News China News Agency monthly] (Beijing: Xinhua yuebao she)
372. Zhonggong dang shi yanjiu [Chinese Communist Party historical materials] (Zhonggong dangshi yanjiu bianji bu: Beijing: Zhonggong dang shi chubanshe).
373. Zhongguo tongyi zhanxian [China united front] (Beijing: Zhongguo tongyi zhanxian zazhi chubanshe, Zhonggyang tongzhan bu, Beijing). A semi-restricted monthly research and information publication of the Central UFD. (ZTYZX)