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Analysing the significance of China’s revolution and subsequent development has often been bedevilled by efforts to see the country exclusively through the lens of concepts developed in Europe many years ago. The experience of the Communist Party of China has reflected the integration of Marxism with indigenous philosophical traditions and its practice does not conform to classical ideas of either capitalism or socialism. It needs to be understood through a different lens.
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