Weapons Of The Rich. Strategic Action Of Private Entrepreneurs In Contemporary China. Thomas Heberer

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СКАЧАТЬ to markets so far dominated by the state sector (Sun and Lin, 2018). The announcement of Alibaba’s charismatic Chairman Ma Yun in 2018 of withdrawing from his company and focusing on his charity foundation, and an increasing reideologization of state and society pushed by the current leadership have further fueled the concerns of private entrepreneurs that the political climate might gradually turn against them. Strategic action to defend their economic interests, the major topic of this book, might become more difficult in the coming years.

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