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The Chinese Political System in the Wake of Tiananmen

The question of the state in a post-revolutionary society has always been a tricky and complicated one. ’The dictatorship of the rroletariat’ which the socialist revolution is supposed to establish has always been talked of, defended and referred to as an inevitable stage in the path towards communism. But it has rarely been defined; much less visualised in terms of its functioning. The terms are sometimes quite easy to define as long as these definitions are a step removed from the praxis. It has happened with several terms and concepts in the history of socialism. The most outstanding example of this has been the concept of the dictatorship of the proletariat. In case of China, things were not made easy by the fact that Mao came out with a formulation of the ’People’s Democratic Dictatorship’. This formula-