Routledge handbook of the Chinese Communist Party /
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| Imprint: | London ; New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2018. |
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| Description: | xx, 421 pages ; 26 cm |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11711917 |
Table of Contents:
- List of illustrations
- Notes of contributors
- Preface
- List of acronyms
- Part I. Overview and introduction
- 1. The agenda of Xi Jinping: is the Chinese Communist Party capable of thorough reforms?
- Part II. History and traditions
- 2. The legacy of Mao Zedong
- 3. The CCP's exploitation of Confucianism and Legalism
- 4. The CCP's use and ah use of nationalism
- Part III. How the Party works and stays relevant
- 5. The Party runs the show: how the CCP controls the state and towers over the government, legislature and judiciary
- 6. The role of Party congresses
- 7. The PLA as the lifeline of the Party
- 8. Factional politics in the Party-state apparatus
- 9. Evolution of the Party' since 1976: ideological and functional adoptions
- 10. The CCP's meritocratic cadre system
- 11. "The new (old) normal": the CCP propaganda system under Jiang, Hu, and Xi
- Part IV. Major policy arenas
- 12. How the party-state runs the economy: a model of elite decision-making in the financial market
- 13. Implementing tax reform and rural reconstruction in China: a case study of the CCP's agrarian policy
- 14. The Part's policy toward labor
- 15. Reform, repression, co-optation: the CCP's policy toward intellectuals
- 16. The Party and the law
- 17. Two steps forward, one backward: the CCP's policy toward women
- 18. Public policy and LGBT people and activism in mainland China
- 19. The CCP's Tibet policy: stability through coercion and development
- 20. The party-state's nationalist strategy to control the Uyghur: silenced voices
- Part V. The CCP in the twenty-first century
- 21. The future of the Chinese Communist Party
- 22. Changing patterns of Chinese civil society: comparing the Hu-Wen and Xi Jinping eras
- 23. Can the Internet and social media change the Party?
- 24. China and the world: from the Chinese Dream to the Chinese World Order
- Index