ماركس والصين .. تصين الماركسية

#### This book addresses one of the most controversial aspects of contemporary China, one that is often treated superficially, or openly or deliberately ignored. * However, those working at this Asian giant see this aspect as a fundamental axis around which its astonishing path of transformation revolves: Marxism. What role did you play? Isn't this country an example of what is known as state capitalism? Or is it more appropriate to describe it as market socialism? How can this duality be reconciled, if this contradiction is sustainable at all? Since the era of Mao and the beginnings of the Chinese revolution, through Deng Xiaoping and his reforms and opening up, all the way to the presidency of Xi Jinping, the Chinese Communist Party insists that Marxist ideology constitutes one of its theoretical pillars and a guide in political practice. But he adds that it's not just a matter of copying and pasting other experiences; Rather, he adapted it to his reality and era, integrated it with the cultural traditions of his civilization, and used it only when it guaranteed him leadership and the achievement of his goals. Let us then consider carefully what Marxism with Chinese characteristics entails. This map turned the international balance of power upside down and challenged our belief in a model of development and governance that has no alternative.