The social order of Chinese capitalism: socio-economic uncertainty, communist party rule and economic development, 1990-2000
The social order of Chinese capitalism: socio-economic uncertainty, communist party rule and economic development, 1990-2000
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中国资本主义的社会秩序：社会经济不确定性、共产党统治与经济发展，1990-2000年
DOI：
10.1080/03085147.2016.1143724
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发表时间：
2016
影响因子：
3.4
通讯作者：
Gruin J
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作者：
Gruin J
中国的金融抑制经济仍然以一个明显有弹性的政治结构（中国共产党）为特征，它渗透到日益理性的“私人”（市场）和“公共”（国家）组织中。我们如何理解金融体系在这个持续不自由但市场化的政治经济中的作用？本文提出了中国金融改革的理论，即中国共产党对社会经济不确定性的管理。自20世纪90年代初以来，金融体系已经成为中国共产党通过改革管理和传播社会经济不确定性的能力所在。因此，中国金融改革的独特路径不应仅仅被视为“局部的”或“失败的”自由市场改革，而应被视为一种更协调的愿景的产物，即金融体系如何实现一种经济增长模式，将资本积累的驱动力与中国1989年后社会政治环境的独特遗产相结合。
China's financially repressed economy remains characterized by a distinctly resilient political structure (the Chinese Communist Party, CCP) that penetrates both increasingly rational ‘private’ (market) and ‘public’ (state) organizations. How are we to understand the financial system's role in this persistently illiberal yet marketizing political economy? This paper develops a theory of China's financial reform as the management of socio-economic uncertainty by the CCP. Since the early 1990s, the financial system has formed a locus of the CCP's capacity both to manageandto propagate socio-economic uncertainty through the path of reform. The unique path of financial reform in China should thus not be viewed solely in terms of ‘partial’ or ‘failed’ free-market reform, but rather as the product of a more concerted vision of how the financial system enabled a mode of economic growth that combined the drive for accumulation of capital with the distinctive legacies of China's post-1989 socio-political circumstances.