January 23, 2012 9:35 PM
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“New Authoritarianism” The Path to Reform?
As part of its “Southern Legacy” coverage of the 20-year anniversary of Deng Xiaoping’s famous “southern tour,” a Monday Global Times opinion piece assesses the future direction of political reform in China: Most intellectuals in China today are not the same as those radicals in 1989 who clamored for the adoption of a Western style political system, but instead fully recognizeFebruary 6, 2012 8:45 PM
Deng’s China, 20 Years On
With the next generation of Chinese rulers knocking on the door of the Politburo ahead of a leadership reshuffle later this
Critical Report Pulled from China’s Web
A report written by Tsinghua University sociology professor and former doctorate advisor of presumed next President Xi Jinping,
January 12, 2012 3:19 PM
Elite China Think-tank Issues Political Reform Blueprint
Scholars at the Central Party School have issued a “comprehensive political system reform plan” which warns that
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