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aisthesis-6058	Wang, Kelly	Impact of Deng Xiaoping’s Economic Reforms in China’s Modernization	2024	10	.pdf	application/pdf	6138	320	52	e investigation not only provides insight on the shortcomings of Deng’s economic reforms and their implications for China’s future development, but also evaluates the “no democratization, no modernization” claim of Chinese student protestors in 1986.8 Overall, this investigation contends whether economic reform alone is su%cient for a country to “modernize.” !is investigation consulted the works of experts on the history of modern China such as Jonathan D. Spence and Ezra F. Vogel, alternative perspectives on 5 Vince Cable et al., “From Deng to Xi: Economic Reform, the Silk Road, and the Return of the Middle Kingdom” (LSE IDEAS, May 2017), https://www.lse.ac.uk/ideas/ publications/reports/deng-xi, 1. 6 Barry Naughton, “Deng Xiaoping: ! Mao Zedong’s authoritarian rule, intended to rejuvenate the nation, instead le China not only in extremely poor economic condition, but also with horri#c memories from the Great Leap Forward and the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution.3 Upon coming to power, Deng Xiaoping was intent on maintaining the one-party state established by Mao.	cache/aisthesis-6058.pdf	txt/aisthesis-6058.txt