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Xi's 'China Dream' Comes to Coal Country

Xi's 'China Dream' Comes to Coal Country

By Francois Dubé
Frustration with corrupt and inept local authorities in Shanxi fuels support for Xi Jinping’s push to be core leader.
China's Succession Games

China's Succession Games

By Kerry Brown
Speculating about China's next leaders distracts from the real issues: the Party's policy debates.

David Shambaugh on China's Future

David Shambaugh on China's Future

By Shannon Tiezzi
An interview with David Shambaugh on the possible paths China can take.

Chinese Communist Party Education: Now New and Improved

Chinese Communist Party Education: Now New and Improved

By David Gitter
The CCP is using a two-pronged approach to ensure discipline among its cadres.

Charting the Rise of Xi Jinping

Charting the Rise of Xi Jinping

By Young China Watchers
Kerry Brown on Xi Jinping and the future of Chinese politics.
China’s Defense Budget to Grow 7-8 Percent

China’s Defense Budget to Grow 7-8 Percent

By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, Xi Jinping's inner circle, Nepal-China ties, and Chinese censors at work. Your Friday China links.

Why Xi Jinping Can't Be a 21st Century Mao Zedong

Why Xi Jinping Can't Be a 21st Century Mao Zedong

By Kerry Brown
Chinese society has changed irretrievably from the days of Mao worship. Xi must govern differently.
Between Bullying and Flattery: A Theory on Chinese Politics

Between Bullying and Flattery: A Theory on Chinese Politics

By Zheng Wang
Whether bullying or flattering the top leader, China's bureaucracy always has its own interests at heart.

China's Move to Centralize Environmental Oversight

China's Move to Centralize Environmental Oversight

By Ma Tianjie
Beijing is rethinking previous reforms that gave local officials final say over environmental protection.

Who Are China's 'Princelings'?

Who Are China's 'Princelings'?

By Bo Zhiyue
Princelings are often talked about as a bloc, but in truth there are several different kinds.

Another Look at China’s Leaders After the 2015 Plenum

Another Look at China’s Leaders After the 2015 Plenum

By Kerry Brown
Where does Xi Jinping fit in China's political spectrum? And what does this mean for the rest of his time in power?
A New Taboo in Chinese Politics

A New Taboo in Chinese Politics

By Bo Zhiyue
CCP members are now officially forbidden from making "negative remarks" about the leadership's policies.

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