With Xi’s Consolidated Power Comes Enhanced Risk
As was widely expected, Xi Jinping’s authority over the Party and state were enhanced at the...
by Josh Rudolph | Nov 1, 2017
As was widely expected, Xi Jinping’s authority over the Party and state were enhanced at the...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 7, 2017
With the 19th Party Congress set to begin in just six weeks and political sensitivities already...
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 24, 2014
In a special report for Reuters, David Lague provides an in-depth look at the workings of Xi...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 18, 2014
Chinese President and CCP General Secretary Xi Jinping has made it onto the cover of The Economist...
by Natalie Ornell | Apr 29, 2014
At The Diplomat, Kerry Brown explores contrast in the perceptions held by Chinese people and those...
by Natalie Ornell | Apr 4, 2014
Joseph Stiglitz at The Guardian (via Project Syndicate) argues that China’s reformers could...
by Cindy | Jan 2, 2014
Having laid out plans for economic reform in the Third Plenum communiqué, Xi Jinping is now going...
by Cindy | Nov 28, 2013
Although China is seen by many as a world superpower with growing economic influence, Ian...
by Natalie Ornell | Sep 22, 2013
Following the announcement of Bo Xilai’s life sentence in court on Sunday, Simon Denyer...
by Josh Rudolph | Jul 12, 2012
Today’s New York Times ran an op-ed by scholar and CCP policy advisor Minghao Zhao identifying five “power predicaments” that China must acknowledge as its influence in the world order increases: The...
by Xiao Qiang | Nov 4, 2008
The case of Lin Jiaxiang, the party secretary of the Shenzhen Maritime Administration, who was caught on a surveillance camera harassing an eleven-year-old girl, has been a hot topic on blogs and in Internet forums in China. But...
by Michael Zhao | Nov 25, 2007
As Chinese authorities continue to batter the drum of a “socialist harmonious society,” the possibilty of actually realizing such a thing seems to grow ever more distant. Such, at least, is the message suggested by...