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The article linked below argues against China’s model "as a form of neoliberalism, or as a novel kind of Keynesianism." Instead, the authors take seriously the idea that "President Xi Jinping has emphasized the need to uphold and develop a Marxian political economy for the twenty-first century, adapted to China’s needs and resources."
I was rather distressed to see John Bellamy Foster state some months: "What is clear about the present Chinese emphasis on ecological civilization is that it has emerged out of a broad socialist perspective, influenced by both Marxian analysis and China’s own distinct history, culture, and vernacular. In China, as opposed to the West, the land remains social or collective property and cannot be sold."
Apparently, his views dovetail with the authors cited below who are highly-placed officials in China's academy:
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