The Elusive Market: Privatization, Politics and State–Enterprise Reform in China
探讨中国大型国有企业改革中产权与所有权结构的变化，分析政府否认私有化与实际发展及管理者态度之间的矛盾，揭示改革带来的政治与组织张力。
Although China’s largest state–owned enterprises (SOEs) are destined to remain state–owned for the immediate future, recent reforms have affected these SOEs’ property rights and ownership structures. Moreover, the government’s insistence that privatization is not implied by present reform programmes is increasingly contradicted by actual developments and managers’ attitudes at the enterprise level. This article explores some of the political and organizational tensions created by this present phase of SOE reform.