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[d157opia], Sep 19, 2009

Yes, im actually liking it, although i'm still doubtfull about considering China a developmentalist/keynesian state only because of state intervention. It all depends on what kind of intervention it is carried out, and i don't see clear proof about a radical change towards redistributive /intensive accumulation / inwards oriented model. You might offer me your point of view on this: is that change really happening, and if it is, how much has it been social struggle pulled? Thanks a lot.