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INSTITUTIONAL Change as Cultural Change. An Illustration by Chinese Postsocialist Transformation
Culture of a society reflects its social values. So, through Chinese experience, we want to show that institutional change is not only an economic or a political process but fundamentally a cultural one. It is therefore based on a change in values and mentalities. Like in a chemical reaction, we dis
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