Chinese Communist Party

Xi Jinping embraces China's May Fourth Movement of 1919 as a precursor to his own "Chinese dream."

Under Xi Jinping, the Chinese Communist Party is purposely conflating external and domestic security threats.

How can the CCP retain members’ loyalty at a time when their economic benefits are beginning to decline?

The real winners of the 2013 Third Plenum are Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party.

Each year, the PLA gets millions of new recruits. For a few weeks anyway.

Xi Jinping’s Chinese Dream may be new in name, but it continues a long tradition for the Chinese Communist Party.

Expectations are that the Communist Party plenum will see major policy announcements. Does the Party still have its reforming prowess?

China’s leadership is trying to bring the Party closer to the people. The campaign also has other implications.

After months of rumors, senior party leaders have reportedly agreed to investigate the former security czar.

The notion of a bottom line for growth and stability is a myth. The truth is more complex.

True, the state gains legitimacy from performance. But there is more to it than that.

The extensive use of targets in governance keeps the CCP responsive to changing demands.