Behind Mao Zedong's international strategy : nationalism or internationalism? by Cui, Chun.

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The study of the role of Mao Zedong in Chinese entry to the Korean War by Lim, Emily Xin Yi

“…Last but not least, this paper would look into how Mao Zedong used propaganda in getting support for his decision.…”
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Hegemony and liberation: Mao Zedong and Zou Taofen in early twentieth-century China by Mitter, R

Maps, minds and visions: Chiang Kaishek, Mao Zedong and China’s place in the world by Mitter, R

China and the cholera pandemic : restructuring society under Mao by Fang, Xiaoping

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Pragmatism in Chinese political ideology and its impact on China-African relations by Cai, Jeremy Zi Mian

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Reviving the national soul communication and national integration in China's market economic era. by Chen, Yanru.

“…This study is grounded in three cases of national campaigns in China's market economy era: Beijing's bid for year 2000 Olympics (Bid case), national commemoration of Mao Zedong's 100th anniversary (Mao case), and national celebration of the 50th anniversary of China's victory over Japanese aggression (Victory case) Drawing and building upon relevant writings on development communication, the role of communication in national integration, and mass mobilisation campaigns in China, the thesis advances key definitions and conceptions crucial to these areas, such as "nation" in its various senses, and "national integration" as is grounded in the case analysis. …”
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Theory as vision by Xiang, B

“…This article illustrates this by revisiting historical debates on theorizing the Chinese peasantry between Mao Zedong and Liang Shuming, a philosopher and social reformer, in the 1930s and then the 1950s. …”

Contested centenary: remembering the May Fourth movement in the PRC and across Chinese communities by van Dongen, Els

“…This relevance of history in China goes beyond a mere case of ‘using the past to serve the present’, however: long before the ascent of Mao Zedong, it was believed that one could ‘know the future in the mirror of the past’ (jianwang zhilai). …”
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Urban guerrilla warfare. by Tan, Tabitha Yueh Li.

“…Fighting and winning a guerrilla-style conflict in cities is generally not recommended by theorists of guerrilla warfare. From Mao Zedong to "Che" Guevara, most potable guerrilla warfare theorists advise guerrilla groups to head out into the countryside so that they can find sufficient space and time to grow their guerrilla forces without being eradicated. …”
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Mao’s Ordinary People by Thornton, P

“…The official line of the Communist Party (CCP), circulated in 1981 in the form of a resolution on party history, pronounced the entire decade from 1966 to 1976 as a cataclysmic leftist error initiated by Mao Zedong that resulted in “the most severe setback and the heaviest losses suffered by the party, the state, and the people since the founding of the People’s Republic.”…”

Pen of the Jahriyya: A commentary on The History of the Soul by Zhang Chengzhi by Garnaut, A

“…Zhang embarks on a journey of historical and self-discovery from his home in Beijing to the present day heartland of the Jahriyya community in the Xihaigu region of Northwest China, which lies adjacent to the site of the first base area of the Mao Zedong's Communist state in the Yan'an region. The shared geographic boundary between the Jahriyya and Maoist heartlands allows Zhang to bring into dialogue the two seemingly unrelated traditions of Communism and Sufism. …”

Xinjiang: Prospect for development and challenges for the new administration by Rogers, R.A.

“…Since 1978 when Deng Xiaoping took over the leadership of China after the demise of Mao Zedong in 1976, China including Xinjiang witnessed dramatic changes in the economic and political situation. …”
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The impact of internal and external factors on human rights conditions in Xinjiang, China by Rogers, Roy Anthony

“…In 1978, Deng Xiaoping took over the leadership of China after the demise of Mao Zedong. It brought about dramatic changes in the human rights situation in China. …”
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The policy and military development of China based on leadership phase by Keling, Mohamad Faisol, Saludin, Mohamad Nasir, Ismail, Azman, Feigenblatt, Otto F. Von, Shuib, Md. Shukri, Ajis, Mohd Na'eim

“…China’s success story in becoming one of the world superpower and military power went through various phases of government.In general, China’s appearance as a military superpower involved three major phases namely the era of Mao Zedong (1949-1978), Deng Xiaoping (1978-1997) and post Deng (1997-2009). …”

Dasar ketenteraan China by Keling, Mohamad Faisol

“…Umumnya kemunculan China sebagai kuasa besar ketenteraan telah melibatkan tiga fasa utama iaitu ketika Mao Zedong (1949-1978), Deng Xiaoping (1978-1997) dun selepas Deng (1997-2009). …”
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Political ideology in the translation of occidental modernist literature in China in the 1950s : the case of French modernist literature in Shijie Wenxue by Cui, Feng

“…During that time, China’s alliance with the USSR, its antagonism against the Western capitalist camp, and Mao Zedong’s mandate that “literature should reflect politics” all exerted ideological influences on the translation of occidental modernist literature in China. …”
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The real devil in Chen Kaige’s farewell my concubine and Francois Girard the red violin by Sng, Min Yee

“…The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution spans over a decade long from 1966 to 1976, the polarizations of the art in favour of Mao Zedong’s political agendas reached its culmination during this period of time in China. …”
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About TreeTorika: Rhetoric, CAAC and Mao by Lindborg, PerMagnus

“…I describe methods for analysing the musical features of a recording of a speech by Mao Zedong, in order to extract compositional material such as global form, melody, harmony and rhythm, and for developing rhythmic material. …”
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[着魔 : 论高行健的 "没有主义" 和 "毛体"] = Obsession : on Gao Xingjian’s “without Isms” and “Maoist style” by 許维贤 Hee, Wai Siam

“…As Gao is unable to surpass the object that his love and hatred try to escape from, his spiritual obsession is just caught up in the displaced and misplaced play among the three major signifiers: "China," "Mao Zedong," and "woman."…”
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