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Mao and the Stalinization of the Chinese Economy (1948–1953) – Li Huayu – BiblioRossica – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-907918-92-4

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In 1953, Mao changed the course of economic policy and decisively set China on Stalin's path, radically transforming the country's economic and political landscape. Drawing on a vast body of archival material, Li Huayu explores the evolution of Mao's ideology and his relationship with Stalin.

The author believes that the dramatic changes in Chinese domestic policy were rooted not only in Mao's trust in the Soviet path of development, but also in the Chinese leader's desire to surpass Stalin by building socialism in China faster than the USSR had achieved.
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