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cjal-3144	Paltiel, Jeremy T.	Civil-Military Relations in China: An Obstacle to Constitutionalism?	1995	32	.pdf	application/pdf	12711	478	45	Alternatively, perhaps the proper explanation is that the relationship of the soldier and state in China has evolved over time from one of symbiosis to control.65 Diverse observers, such as Eberhard Sandschneider, Gerald Segal,67 and Harry Harding, have all agreed that the Chinese military is unable to act as a cohesive group against civilian Party authorities. His orthodoxy consisted in his absolute insistence on the indispensability of Party leadership in all areas of life and particularly with respect to the armed forces, even when the armed forces and the Party were virtually synonymous.	cache/cjal-3144.pdf	txt/cjal-3144.txt