James C. Mulvenon – författare

In 1978, faced with the pressure to modernize and a declining budget, the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) reluctantly agreed to join China's economic reform drive, expanding its internal economy to market-oriented civilian production. This work examines PLA's role in the economy up to 1998.

In 1978, faced with the pressure to modernize and a declining budget, the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) reluctantly agreed to join China's economic reform drive, expanding its internal economy to market-oriented civilian production. This work examines PLA's role in the economy up to 1998.

In 1978, faced with the pressure to modernize and a declining budget, the Chinese People''s Liberation Army (PLA) reluctantly agreed to join China''s economic reform drive, expanding its internal economy to market-oriented civilian production. This work examines PLA''s role in the economy up to 1998.

In 1978, faced with the pressure to modernize and a declining budget, the Chinese People''s Liberation Army (PLA) reluctantly agreed to join China''s economic reform drive, expanding its internal economy to market-oriented civilian production. This work examines PLA''s role in the economy up to 1998.