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Issues & Studies Index of Volume 30 All references are to issue and page numbers. Articles 1. Politics “Ideology, Policy, and Change—A Framework for Understanding Change and Continuity in Mainland China,’’ Weixing Chen 5:45-62 ‘**Migration and Politics on the Shanghai Delta,’’ Lynn T. White II 9:63-94 ‘*Peking’s Policy of Opening Up to the Outside World,”’ Chao Chun-shan 12:22-43 **The Polish General Election of 1993,”’ Kenneth Ka-lok Chan 4:74-109 **Political Evolution in Post-Martial Law Taiwan: Issues, Problems, and Prospects,”’ David C. L. Auw ‘*The Political Implications of the CCP’s ‘Socialist Market Economy’ Proposal,’’ An-chia Wu ‘*Possible Political Developments in Mainland China Following the Third Plenum of the CCP’s Four- teenth Central Committee,’’ An-chia Wu **Power and Market in Mainland China: The Danger of Increasing Government Involvement in Business,”’ John Wong ‘‘The Problem of Isms: Pragmatic Orthodoxy and Liberalization in Mainland China,’’ Brantly Womack ‘‘The Procedure for Local Legislation in Mainland China and Legislation in National Autonomous Areas,’’ Chien-min Chao 9:95-116 December 1994 121 ISSUES & STUDIES ‘‘The Reform of the People’s Congresses in Mainland China,’’ Arthur S. Ding ‘‘The Resurgence of the Bourgeoisie in Mainland China,’’ Chang Chen-pang ‘*From Students to Dissidents: The Chinese Trotskyists in Soviet Russia’’ (Parts 1, 2, 3), Alexander Pantsov 3:97-126, 4:56-73, 5:77-109 ‘‘The Suppression of the April Fifth Movement and the Persecution of ‘Counterrevolutionaries’ in 1976,”’ Sebastian Heilmann **Trends in Taiwan: A Political Perspective,’’ Shelley Rigger Economics **Between Economic Warfare and Strategic Embargo: U.S.-U.K. Conflicts over Export Controls on the PRC, 1949-57,’ Jing-dong Yuan *“‘The Development of Rural Shareholding Coopera- tive Enterprises in Mainland China,’’ Ricky Tung **Discourses about ‘Learning from Japan’ in Post- 1979 Mainland Chinese Management Journals,”’ Glen Lewis & Sun Wanning *‘The Economic Impact of Taiwan’s Investment in the Mainland,’’ Charles H. C. Kao & Chu-chia Steve Lin “‘The Impact of the North American Free Trade Agree- ment on the ROC and Its Possible Response,’’ Jiann-Chyuan Wang ‘**Mainland China’s Economic Policy Toward Taiwan: Economic Needs or Unification Scheme?’’ Yu-Shan Wu *‘Mainland China’s Economic System: A Study in Contradictions,’’ Jan S. Prybyla **Mainland China’s Transition from a Planned to a Market Economy: New Breakthroughs and Hurdles,”’ Chu-yuan Cheng **Peking’s Economic Policy After the Third Plenum of the CCP’s Fourteenth Central Committee,’’ Chen Te-sheng 2:15-29 **Peking’s Policy of Opening Up to the Outside World,”’ Chao Chun-shan 12:22-43 December 1994 Index of Volume 30 **Cross-Strait Economic Relations and Their Implica- tions for Taiwan,”’ Ramon H. Myers & Linda Chao 12:97-112 **Power and Market in Mainland China: The Danger of Increasing Government Involvement in Business,”’ John Wong *‘The Role of the State and the Planned-Market System in Mainland China,’’ Zhong Zhu Ding 7:62-81 **Tibet’s Economic Reform Since Teng Hsiao-p’ing’s South China Tour,’’ Hollis S. Liao 3:15-34 ‘**Trends in Taiwan: An Economic Perspective,”’ Cal Clark 11:23-52 Social, Cultural, and Legal Affairs ***Competing and Learning’: Women and the State in Contemporary Rural Mainland China,’’ Shirin M. Rai & Zhang Junzuo ‘Individual Salvation and Ultimate Concerns—Liu Hsiao-feng’s Formulation of Transcendent Human Universality in Contemporary Chinese Intellectual Discourse,’’ Lin Min *‘Migration and Politics on the Shanghai Delta,’’ Lynn T. White II *‘On Peking’s Granting of Legislative Power to the Amoy Special Economic Zone,”’ Hsu Kuang-tai 9:50-62 ‘*Religion and Society in Mainland China in the 1990s,’’ Chan Kim-Kwong & Alan Hunter 8:52-68 **A Study of Social Conflict in Rural Mainland China,”’ Chiang Chen-ch’ang 3:35-50 ‘‘The Transformation of Legal Institutions in Mon- golia, 1990-93,’’ Tom Ginsburg 6:77-113 ‘‘The Use of Making History: Chinese Traditions of Protest,’’ Frank N. Pieke 1:13-36 Military Affairs ‘‘Developments in Taiwan’s Maritime Security,’’ Gary Klintworth 1:65-82 ‘‘The PRC’s Military and Security Policy in the Post- Cold War Era,’”’ Harlan W. Jencks 11:65-103 December 1994 123 ISSUES & STUDIES ‘‘The PRC’s National Security Objectives in the Post- Cold War Era and the Role of the PLA,’’ Ralph A. Cossa **The Star and the Dragon: An Overview of Israeli- PRC Military Relations,’’ P. R. Kumaraswamy ‘‘The PRC and the First Indochina War, 1949-54: Ideological Factors or National Interests?’’ Jan Rowinski International Affairs ‘‘The Cat and Mouse Game: Philippine-ROC Diplo- macy,” Samuel Shiouh Guang Wu & Alexander C. Tan ‘‘China and Central and Eastern Europe: A New Relationship,’’ Jan Rowinski ‘‘Coming in from the Cold: Taiwan’s Return to Inter- national Organizations,”’ Dennis Van Vranken Hickey 10:94-107 ‘*Failure of Sino-British Talks over Hong Kong: Con- sequences and Implications,’’ Jermain T. M. Lam 8:95-115 ‘“‘How Can Taiwan Enter the United Nations? His- tory, Issues, and Approaches,”’ Vincent Wei-cheng Wang 10:108-31 ‘How Far Can the ROC’s Informal Diplomacy Go?”’ Linjun Wu 7:82-102 ‘*How Flexible Is Peking’s Foreign Policy?’’ Chih-yu Shih 12:44-68 **International Situation in the 1990s: The View from Peking,’’ Sung Kuo-cheng 2:30-49 **Mainland China in a Changing Asia-Pacific Regional Order,’’ Samuel S. Kim 10:1-48 **Peking-Moscow Relations in the Post-Soviet Era,”’ Chang Ya-chiin 1:83-99 ‘**Peking-Washington Bargaining, 1981-84,”’ Sheng Lijun ' 6:28-56 **Peking’s Influence in the Nuclear Crisis on the Korean Peninsula,’’ Chang Ya-chiin 11:104-22 **Peking’s Middle East Policy in the Post-Cold War Era,’’ Deng-ker Lee 8:69-94 **Peking’s Post-Tienanmen Foreign Policy: The Hu- man Rights Factor,’’ John F. Copper 10:49-73 December 1994 Index of Volume 30 *‘The PRC and the First Indochina War, 1949-54: Ideological Factors or National Interests?’’ Jan Rowinski Taiwan-Mainland Relations **Cross-Strait Relations and Their Implications for the United States,’’ Robert G. Sutter **David and Goliath: A Comparison of Reunification Policies Between Mainland China and Taiwan,’’ Chien-min Chao ‘*Mainland China’s Economic Policy Toward Taiwan: Economic Needs or Unification Scheme?’’ Yu-Shan Wu ‘‘Mainland China’s Taiwan Affairs Organizations and Personnel,’’ Chen Te-sheng ‘*Peking’s Taiwan Policy and Cross-Strait Relations in 1993,’’ Sung Kuo-cheng ‘*Peking’s Taiwan Policy in the Post-Cold War Era,”’ An-chia Wu **Cross-Strait Economic Relations and Their Implica- tions for Taiwan,”’ Ramon H. Myers & Linda Chao 12:97-112 **Taiwan’s Identity Crisis and Cross-Strait Exchanges,”’ Chien-min Chao 4:1-13 Spotlight on Current Events ‘An Analysis of Li P’eng’s Three-Nation European Tour,’’ Chiao I-ming 8:119-20 **‘APEC’s Move Toward Free Trade,’’ Chen Hurng-yu 12:117-18 ‘‘The Chientao Lake Tragedy and Cross-Strait Rela- tions,’’ Sung Kuo-cheng 5:110-12 **Clinton’s Policy Shift on the MFN Issue,”’ Chang Ya-chiin 6:114-16 ‘*The Dalai Lama: No Room at the Potala?’ Hollis S. Liao 9:121-22 *‘On the Experimentation of the ‘Reemployment Project’,’’ Fang Shan 3:127-28 ‘*Grain Price Fluctuation Foreshadows an Agricultural Crisis in Mainland China,’’ Fang Shan 2:107-9 December 1994 125 ISSUES & STUDIES ‘*Hong Kong’s Recent District Board Election,”’ Liang Yii-ying 10:137-38 **Mainland China’s Economic Situation in 1993 and Prospects for 1994,’’ Chen Te-sheng 4:112-14 ‘‘New Developments in Peking’s Reform of State- Owned Enterprises,’’ Ricky Tung 9:117-20 *““On the Movements of Political Organizations in Hong Kong,’’ Milton D. Yeh 6:117-18 ‘*Peking-Pyongyang Relationship in the Wake of Kim Il-sung’s Sudden Death,’’ Chu Sung-po 8:121-23 *‘On Peking’s National Defense Budget,”’ Arthur S. Ding 4:110-11 ‘**Peking’s Political Interference in the Hiroshima Asian Games,’’ Chiao I-ming 10:135-36 ‘*Peking’s Recent Conduct Toward Dissenters,’’ Chiao I-ming 5:113-14 **Peking’s Report on Women’s Position,’’ Shen Man-ching 11:125-26 ‘*Peking’s Response to Patten’s ‘Political Reform Plan’,’’ Chang Hu 1:103-4 **Peking’s White Paper on the Protection of Intel- lectual Property Rights,’’ Hsu Kuang-tai 7:105-6 ‘*Personnel Changes at the Fourth Plenum,’’ An-chia Wu 10:132-34 **The PLA’s Recent Military Exercises,”’ Arthur S. Ding 11:123-24 ‘*The Political Reforms Adopted by the Hong Kong Legislative Council,’’ Liang Yii-ying 3:129-31 **Problems in Cross-Strait Talks,’’ Milton D. Yeh 8:116-18 **The Problem of Rural Public Security on the Chinese Mainland,’’ Chiang Chen-ch’ang 7:103-4 *‘On the Reform of Mainland China’s Foreign Ex- change System,’’ Yeh Chang-mei 2:110-11 **Taipei Talks Deadlocked by Disputes over Juris- diction,’’ Sung Kuo-cheng 1:100-102 **Taiwan’s Mayoral and Gubernatorial Elections,”’ Jaushieh Joseph Wu 12:113-16 Book Reviews Australia’s Taiwan Policy, 1942-1992. December 1994 Index of Volume 30 By Gary Klintworth. Reviewed by Hsin-hsing Wu American Studies of Contemporary China. Edited by David Shambaugh. Reviewed by Chih-yu Shih Politics and Purges in China. By Frederick C. Teiwes. Reviewed by An-chia Wu The Role of the State in Taiwan’s Development. Edited by Joel D. Aberbach, David Dollar, and Kenneth L. Sokoloff. Reviewed by Jaushieh Joseph Wu 11:127-29 New on Our Bookshelf 1:105-7; 2:112-15; 3:132-33 Documents CCP Central Committee Document No. 4 (1994): Opinion of the CCP Central Committee and the State Council on Agricultural and Rural Work in 1994 (April 10, 1994) 10:139-49 Chiang Tse-min’s (Jiang Zemin’s) Speech at the Cen- tral Conference on Rural Work (October 18, 1993) 5:120-36 Chiang Tse-min’s Speech at the Central Conference on Rural Work (March 23, 1994) 9:123-36 Chiang Tse-min’s Speech at the National Work Con- ference on Government Restructuring (July 23, 1993) 6:119-33 Ch’iao Shih’s (Qiao Shi’s) Speech at the Commence- ment of the Central Party School (January 6, 1993) 3:134-40 Ch’ien Ch’i-ch’en’s (Qian Qichen’s) Report on the International Situation (September 5, 1992) 1:108-25 Chinese Communist Party Central Committee Docu- ment No. 6 (1993) (June 24, 1993) 4:117-31 Li P’eng’s (Li Peng’s) Speech at the Central Con- ference on Rural Work (March 23, 1994) 11:130-40 Li P’eng’s Speech at the National Conference on Judicial Work (December 24, 1993) 8:124-30 The Main Points of Propaganda Work in 1993 (February 11, 1993) 2:116-27 ‘*Yiian Ch’i-t’ung’s (Yuan Qitong’s) Address at the Conference of United Front Work Department Directors of Fukien Province’’ (September 26, 1991) 7:110-32 December 1994 127 ISSUES & STUDIES Index of Authors Auw, David C. L., 6:1-15 Hsu, Kuang-tai, 7:105-6; 9:50-62 Hunter, Alan, 8:52-68 Chan, Kenneth Ka-lok, 4:74-109 Chan, Kim-Kwong, 8:52-68 Jencks, Harlan W., 11:65-103 Chang, Chen-pang, 5:31-44 Chang, Hu, 1:103-4 Kao, Charles H. C., 6:16-27 Chang, Ya-chiin, 1:83-99; Kim, Samuel S., 10:1-48 6:114-16; 11:104-22 Klintworth, Gary, 1:65-82 Chao, Chien-min, 4:1-13; 7:16-43; Kumaraswamy, P. R., 4:36-55 9:95-116 Chao, Chun-shan, 12:22-43 Lam, Jermain T. M., 8:95-115 Chao, Linda, 12:97-112 Lee, Deng-ker, 8:69-94 Chen, Hurng-yu, 12:117-18 Lewis, Glen, 5:63-76 Chen, Te-sheng, 2:15-29; 4:112-14; Liang, Yii-ying, 3:129-31; 7:44-61; 10:137-38 Chen, Weixing, 5:45-62 Liao, Hollis S., 3:15-34; 9:121-22 Cheng, Chu-yuan, 10:74-93 Lin, Chu-chia Steve, 6:16-27 Chiang, Chen-ch’ang, 3:35-50; Lin, Min, 2:91-106 7:103-4 Chiao, I-ming, 5:113-14; 8:119-20; Myers, Ramon H., 12:97-112 10:135-36 Chu, Sung-po, 8:121-23 Pantsov, Alexander, 3:97-126; Clark, Cal, 11:23-52 4:56-73; 5:77-109 Copper, John F., 10:49-73 Pieke, Frank N., 1:13-36 Cossa, Ralph A., 9:1-28 Prybyla, Jan S., 8:1-30 Ding, Arthur S., 4:14-35, 110-11; Rai, Shirin M., 3:51-66 11:123-24 Rigger, Shelley, 11:1-22 Ding, Zhong Zhu, 7:62-81 Rowinski, Jan, 2:50-73; 6:57-76 Fang, Shan, 2:107-9; 3:127-28 Shen, Man-ching, 11:125-26 Sheng, Lijun, 6:28-56 Ginsburg, Tom, 6:77-113 Shih, Chih-yu, 5:115-19; 12:44-68 Heilmann, Sebastian, 1:37-64 Sun, Wanning, 5:63-76 Hickey, Dennis Van Vranken, Sung, Kuo-cheng, 1:100-102; 10:94-107 2:30-49; 3:1-14; 5:110-12 128 December 1994 Index of Volume 30 Sutter, Robert G., 12:69-96 Wu, Jaushieh Joseph, 11:127-29; 12:113-16 Tan, Alexander C., 2:74-90 Wu, Linjun, 7:82-102 Tung, Ricky, 5:1-30; 9:117-20 Wu, Samuel Shiouh Guang, 2:74-90 Wang, Jiann-Chyuan, 11:53-64 Wu, Yu-Shan, 9:29-49 Wang, Vincent Wei-cheng, 10:108-31 Yeh, Chang-mei, 2:110-11; Wong, John, 1:1-12 Yeh, Milton D., 6:117-18; White, Lynn T. III., 9:63-94 8:116-18 Womack, Brantly, 12:1-21 Yuan, Jing-dong, 3:67-96 Wu, An-chia, 2:1-14; 7:1-15, 107-9; 8:31-51; 10:132-34 Zhang, Junzuo, 3:51-66 Wu, Hsin-hsing, 4:115-16 December 1994