Rejuvenating Communism

Doyon, Jérôme

doi:10.3998/mpub.12291596

2023

DOI: 10.3998/mpub.12291596

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Rejuvenating Communism

Jérôme Doyon¹

Abstract: China Understandings Today is dedicated to the study of contemporary China and seeks to present the latest and most innovative scholarship in social sciences and the humanities to the academic community as well as the general public. The series is sponsored by the Lieberthal-Rogel Center for Chinese Studies at the University of Michigan.

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Intra-Party Rules: Rebuilding the Chinese Communist Party’s Political Ecology

Mittelstaedt

2024

Journal of Current Chinese Affairs

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This article offers an in-depth analysis of intra-party rules development within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) since the Eighteenth Party Congress in 2012. Through examining fifty-three major intra-party rules, leaders’ speeches, media articles, and 9,412 punishment verdicts, the study uncovers a three-stage process aimed at revitalising the CCP and constructing a “political ecology.” The analysis identifies three stages of intra-party rules development, characterised by nascent attempts to define political–moral and organisational norms, the tension between expansion and centralisation from 2016 onwards, and a period of deepening and advancement coupled with increasing arbitrariness in enforcement. This investigation enriches our comprehension of the intricate interplay between organisation, morality, and punishment within the CCP under Xi Jinping, shedding light on broader ramifications for China's societal structure, governance, and foreign policy approach.

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Intra-Party Rules: Rebuilding the Chinese Communist Party’s Political Ecology

Mittelstaedt

2024

Journal of Current Chinese Affairs

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Review of State Youth Policy in China at the Present Stage

Zulyar

2023

Russian and Chinese Studies

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The current state policy aimed at the youth of China at the present stage is analyzed. Due to the large number of this socio-demographic group as youth, this study is relevant. The purpose of the study is to analyze the main vector of work with youth in modern China, to present a sketch of the activity of the institutions of state youth policy. The efforts of the leadership of the country focused on the resolution of new external and internal challenges aimed at youth were outlined. The work gives a brief historical excursion into the topic, there are comparative characteristics of the experience of work with youth in other states. The emphasis in the article is made on the legal framework of youth policy in China and the organization of leadership and management processes. The experience of work of the Communist Youth Union of China from open sources, the main of which is the website of the organization, is considered. The main directions of work with youth are highlighted. The ideological component of the organization is briefly presented. The conclusion is made about the paternalistic model of youth policy organization in China.

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Civic Duty, Moral Responsibility, and Reciprocity

Audin¹

2017

chinaperspectives

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2. Residents' committees are organisations designed to manage the population in the neighbourhoods of Chinese cities. 3. Red-armband volunteer and the director of her residents' committee in the historic quarter, 29 September 2007. 4. In Cuba, the "Committees for the Defence of the Revolution," which were rooted into the social fabric of the living environment, have retained a social usefulness (Colomer 2000; Giraldou 2016). In the case of East Germany, the inhabitants were also involved in the management of neighbourhoods, dealing with problems in apartment buildings, against the background of a housing crisis (Rowell 2006). 5. In the post-danwei era, the Ministry of Civil Affairs (minzhengbu) has taken charge of social care once again and in 2000 launched a policy of "neighbourhood community building" (shequ jianshe). These are administrative zones for local management defined according to geographic and demographic variables (Bray 2005). 6. Organic Law of the Urban Residents' Committees of the People's Republic of China, 1989. China perspectives Articles

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Rejuvenating Communism

Cited by 4 publications

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Intra-Party Rules: Rebuilding the Chinese Communist Party’s Political Ecology

Intra-Party Rules: Rebuilding the Chinese Communist Party’s Political Ecology

Review of State Youth Policy in China at the Present Stage

Civic Duty, Moral Responsibility, and Reciprocity

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