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Journal of Current Chinese Affairs, 2022 There has always been a lack of democratic life in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Former CCP Secretary General Hu Jintao attempted in the first decade of the twenty-first century to promote reform, including a revision of the party constitution ...
Jean-Pierre Cabestan
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The Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies, 2021 Rapid market transition in post-reform China has created various socioeconomic spaces that fall beyond the Leninist mode of control by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and thus constitutes a formidable challenge to its ruling capacity.
Chunrong Liu, Yanwen Tang
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Journal of Current Chinese Affairs, 2022 This paper examines China's international communication strategy during the initial phase of the global COVID-19 pandemic. In the spring of 2020, Western governments and media began criticising the systematic lack of transparency and accountability in ...
Maximilian Ernst +3 more
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From Frame of Steel to Iron Cage: The Chinese Communist Party and China's Voluntary Sector
Journal of Current Chinese Affairs, 2022 As the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) celebrated its centenary, its expanding role in penetrating, regulating, and reshaping social organisations (社会组织, shehui zuzhi) seemed to signal a decisive shift in not only the arrangement, but also the balance, of ...
Patricia M. Thornton
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The China Quarterly, 2022 Since the early 2010s, a low-profile “dig deep and reach wide” campaign led by local Chinese Communist Party (CCP) committees has unprecedently institutionalized and embedded academic opinions into the regimes’ decision-making processes.
Taotao Zhao
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On the Informal Rules of the Chinese Communist Party
The China Quarterly, 2021 The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is a closely constituted party. Recent studies of the CCP describe and evaluate its formal rules, but to understand the Party as an institution we also need to understand its informal rules.
Ewan Smith
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Challenges against Xi Jinping: an ASEAN Perspective
Journal of ASEAN Studies, 2014 Since the death of Mao Zedong in 1976 and Deng Xiaoping in 1997, factionalism and power struggle as the characteristic of leadership change in China has ended. Although factionalism still exists, it has been converted to collaboration among all factions
Abdullah Dahana, Kelly Rosalin
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Strategic Review for Southern Africa, 2021 Beijing’s economic diplomacy has, since the dawn of the millennium, sought to reconfigure the world by championing a new economic order that is predicated on the principles of multipolarity and fairness. The last policy conference of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) shed some light into how these policy ideals are to be carried out by Beijing and how ...
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A Long-Term Perspective on the Chinese Communist Party
Journal of Current Chinese Affairs, 2022 By tracing the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) 100 years, this special issue brings to light the organisation's contradictions, setbacks, and changes in direction, together with its long-term evolution.
Jérôme Doyon, Chloé Froissart
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REALITĂȚILE, DIRECȚIILE DE DEZVOLTARE ȘI SEMNIFICAȚIILE DIGITALIZĂRII ÎN CHINA [PDF]
Revista de Știinţe Politice şi Relaţii Internaţionale, 2022 China's digitalization has had notable achievements since 2015-2016. The vision of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) aims to achieve an ideal situation – a Chinese cyber sovereignty – in which China would rely mostly or even exclusively on itself, and ...
HENRIETA ȘERBAN
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