A leader of this country wrote an elegiac essay about a Canadian doctor titled In Memory of Norman (*) Bethune, and was the subject of a biography by Lucien Pye, a scholar best known for studying this country.
Joseph Esherick and Jeffrey Wasserstrom analyzed the political theater of this country using Charles Tilly's idea of "repertoires of contention" in their essay "Acting Out Democracy." A 1979 book claimed that the gentry's domination of "marketing communities" in this country produced an agrarian dynamic similar to that of England and Prussia, and comparatively analyzed a historical event in this country alongside similar events in France and Russia. That 1979 work is by Theda Skocpol ("SKOHTCH-poll"). A leader of this country wrote an elegiac essay about a Canadian doctor titled In Memory of Norman (*) Bethune, and was the subject of a biography by Lucien Pye, a scholar best known for studying this country. That leader of this country also penned the essay On Contradiction, and termed imperialists and reactionaries "paper tigers" in a collection of quotations. Analyses of this country often focus on a dynamic of interpersonal relationships called guanxi. For 10 points, name this nation currently led by "princelings" and formerly led by Mao Zedong.
Joseph Esherick and Jeffrey Wasserstrom analyzed the political theater of this country using Charles Tilly's idea of "repertoires of contention" in their essay "Acting Out Democracy.
People's Republic of China [or Zhongguo; or PRC; do NOT accept "Republic of China"] 