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China reforms
China’s Market Reforms: Land and Debt
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Spencer Cohen.
5 Factors Holding Back China’s Economic Reform
By Spencer Sheehan
Local level factors are weighing on China’s reform momentum.
Khrushchev’s Fate and China’s Future
By Joseph Torigian
What Xi Jinping can learn from Khrushchev's struggles with reform in the Soviet Union.
The Death of a Liberal Chinese Magazine
By Verna Yu
A hostile takeover by a state institution forces the closure of the reform-minded Yanhuang Chunqiu.
The Specter of the Cultural Revolution
By Yun Tang
Without political reform, the ghosts of a tragic episode will continue to haunt China.
3 Directives From China's President That Aren't Being Followed
By Yang Hengjun
What China needs to do to continue to push through with reforms.
World Bank Hype Over China’s Financial Sector
By Sara Hsu
It is true that China’s financial sector needs an overhaul, but it is not in the jeopardy that some have implied.
The Anti-Corruption Drive and Risk of Policy Paralysis in China
By Yanzhong Huang
Could the anti-corruption drive be encouraging government inaction?
Who Opposes China's Reforms?
By Yang Hengjun
Certain groups are alienated by Beijing's reforms -- even groups that should logically be supportive of the effort.
Lee Kuan Yew: The Father of Modern China?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Lee Kuan Yew's influence helped shape the China we know today.
Fixing China's Intelligence System
By Yang Hengjun
China needs to officially admit the existence of its intelligence agencies so it can begin to supervise them.
Just How Powerful Is Xi Jinping?
By Kerry Brown
China's leader has all the levers of power, but can he provide results commensurate with his status?
Xi's Blueprint for the Achieving the 'China Dream'
By Shannon Tiezzi
Xi's "four comprehensives" are designed to lead China as it enters the next stage of development.
Why Read Xi Jinping’s Book?
By Yang Hengjun
Whether you agree with Xi or not, reading his book is the best way to understand what’s next for China.
How the Chinese People Can Make (or Break) Xi’s Reforms
By Yang Hengjun
Without public participation and engagement, China's reform efforts are doomed to fail.
US-China Relations: Attitude and Attitudes
By Jonathan Macha
Obama’s second trip to China is a good opportunity to set a new course in bilateral relations.
Taking the Leap on China’s Pollution Problem
By Zach Montague
China’s environmental problems will require some rapid action.
Xi Jinping's Reforms: 'Mission Impossible'?
By Yang Hengjun
The cynicism surrounding Xi's reforms are making a difficult task even harder.
China's Princelings and the CCP
By Kerry Brown
The Diplomat speaks with Kerry Brown about his new book, "The New Emperors: Power and the Princelings in China".
Why Reform Comes Slowly in China
By Yang Hengjun
Reform is like sailing upstream: if you’re not making progress, you’re going backwards.
China’s Changing State-Owned Enterprise Landscape
By Sara Hsu
To maintain economic growth, SOE reform will need to be meaningful.
Remembering Hu Yaobang, China's Reformer
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, analysis of China's urbanization plan and Captain America in China. Friday China links.
Chinese Strategists Reflect on the First Sino-Japanese War
By Shannon Tiezzi
A collection of essays on the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-95 has obvious implications for modern China.
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