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Repression of China's Public Intellectuals in the Post-Mao Era

机译：后毛时代对中国公共知识分子的镇压

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A genuine transformation of China's Communist party-state, however, can only be achieved by the Chinese themselves. Since China's present leaders, unlike Mao Zedong, want China to be considered a responsible member of the international community, they are sensitive to US and European criticism of its human rights abuses. [...] while the Western nations cannot have a major influence on China's domestic politics, they can be a catalyst in efforts to achieve more academic and intellectual freedom for China's intellectuals by continuing and increasing academic exchanges and international discourse on political as well as scientific and economic issues.
机译：但是，中国共产党国家的真正转变只能由中国人自己实现。由于与毛泽东不同，中国现任领导人希望中国被视为国际社会的负责任成员，所以他们对美国和欧洲对其侵犯人权行为的批评很敏感。 [...]西方国家虽然不能对中国的国内政治产生重大影响，但它们可以通过继续和增加学术交流以及国际政治和政治对话，为中国知识分子实现更多的学术和知识自由发挥催化剂作用。科学和经济问题。

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    《Social Research》 |2009年第2期|p.659-687|共29页
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    Merle Goldman;

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    MERLE GOLDMAN, Professor Emerita of Chinese History at Boston University and Associate at the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies at Harvard University, is the author of a number of books. including China's Intellectuals: Advise and Dissent (1981) and Sowing the Seeds of Democracy in China (1994), both selected by The New York Times Book Review as notable books.;

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