Soldiers of Fortune: The Rise and Fall of the Chinese Military-Business Complex, 1978-1998

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Introduction
Historical Antecedents
From Plunder and Pillage to the Modern Professional Army
Evolution of the Chinese Military Economy Under Communism
The Maoist Era: PLA as Ideological Vanguard
Origins: Players, Decisions, Documents
Introduction
1978-84: Setting the Stage
1984-89: Growing Pains
198 9-96: Rectification and Consolidation
Structure and Process
Shangchang Ru Zhanchang: "The Marketplace Is a Battlefield"
Central Administrative Organs
Sideline Agricultural Production
Primary Industries
Tertiary (Service) Industries
Conglomerates
Conclusion
Negative Consequences
Evolution of Military Corruption in China: 1949-Present
Structural Elements That Facilitate PLA Corruption
Consequences of PLA Corruption
Conclusion
Countermeasures
Normative Measures
Legal Measures
Financial Measures
Organizational Measures
Divestiture
Organization and Strategy
Formal Registration and Asset Valuation
The Real Bargaining Begins
Exempted from Divistiture: PLA Telecoms
Ending the Second Phase: A Difficult Transition
Divestiture Problems: Resource Allocation and Discipline
Conclustion
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