China in 1998: tacking to stay the course

Article Abstract:

China demonstrated its commitment to economic reform in 1998 despite a bleak regional economic scenario made worse by the Asian financial crisis. Its reform efforts were derailed by a host of problems such as discontent among laid off workers, protests staged by pro-democracy activists and growing concerns over corruption and smuggling, but the government vowed to carry on. The reform initiative was backed by an active promotion of bilateral ties, highlighted by a state visit by US Pres Bill Clinton and several summit meetings in Asia.

Economic policy, Politics

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Institutions, informal politics, and political transition in China

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Informal politics dominates the power structure in China. Although formal institutions are recognized, the political system is controlled by leaders who combine personal politics with formal position. Informal politics may contribute significantly to policy innovation, but, the lack of institutionalization at the top of the political system and factionalism within the political leadership are expected to continue amidst political transition in China.

Political culture

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China in 2007: the politics of leadership transition

Article Abstract:

Chinese political scenario in 2007 with preparations and negotiations of the Seventeenth Party Congress and the first Plenary Session of the new Seventeenth Central Committee is reviewed. The General Secretary, Hu Jintao's scientific development concept was integrated into the Constitution with the emphasis on building socialism with Chinese characteristics.

China, Management dynamics, Public affairs, Management, Political activity, Political parties, Democracy, Company business management, Hu Jintao, 2007 AD

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