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China political reforms
China's Potential Pitfalls #2: The Limitations of China’s Political and Economic Models
By Xue Li
30 years since beginning its reforms, China has yet to create a political and social model for sustainable development.
Government Oversight with 'Chinese Characteristics'
By Yang Hengjun
Why feedback machines in government offices aren't a substitute for political reform.
Why China's Political Reforms Failed
By Wu Wei
June 4,1989 ended China's political reform movement, but the stage was set for the reformers' downfall long before.
The Internet vs. China’s Many Emperors
By Yang Hengjun
The Internet is the one check on China's local officials. No wonder they're determined to squash it.
Arresting Corruption in China
By Yukon Huang
Why China's form of corruption is so unique -- and how to address the problem.
Why Do People Keep Predicting China's Collapse?
By Xie Tao
The Chinese party-state is certainly facing decay -- but so are most Western democracies.
The Secret Pitfall in China's Anti-Corruption Campaign
By Yang Hengjun
The good new: China's official are acting less and less corrupt. The bad news: They're doing less and less.
4 Ways China Can Best Japan
By Yang Hengjun
China can best Japan through reforms aimed at improving Beijing's image at home and abroad.
China's Three Leaders: the Revolutionary, the Reformer, and the Innovator
By Yang Hengjun
As China enters a new historical phase, Xi Jinping and company must become a new type of leader.
To Defeat America, China Must Respect Human Rights
By Yang Hengjun
China's best path to facing its domestic and foreign challenges is to grant its people greater freedom.
China's Unprecedented Political Reforms
By Elizabeth C. Economy
Unprecedented, if tighter control can actually be considered political reform, that is.
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