... new economic opportunities in its own region, which may be successful as long as there is no confrontation over issues such as the status of Taiwan. China openness closure demographics Taiwan Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Global Development Initiative (GDI) Chinese Communist Party (CCP...

... authority over a TV production still constitutes noteworthy if only partial agency. Female Authorship Chinese TV National Treasure (NT) Postfeminism Gender Representation Neonationalism Chinese Communist Party (CCP) In December 2017, National Treasure ([NT] also...

... legislative change. We propose another reading derived from shifts in Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leadership and the party’s perception of what is required to guarantee its stability and continued dominance. The object is to understand Chinese BIT policy as a product of the complex and interacting...

..., this paper examines the influence of firms’ formal ties with the Communist Party of China (CPC) on their patenting behaviour. Taking the example of private small and medium-sized firms in the electronics industry of the Pearl River Delta, it establishes that the presence of CPC offices can be the strongest...

... is properly cited. For commercial re-use, please contact [email protected] Qing Dynasty Chinese Communist Party Private Tutor Mendelian Genetic Agricultural Education Chih Tu was a pioneer of Xinjiang’s agricultural science and technology, the founder of Xinjiang’s agricultural education...

... the letters from Tatiana Schucht to Piero Sraffa and other documents in the Italian Communist Party archives; Central State Archive, Rome, for permission to study and quote documents of relevance in various ways to the trial and internment of Antonio Gramsci; Fondazione Feltrinelli, Milan, for permission...

... mode of production', and considers the validity of inferences drawn from the experience of AES. Kornai Vanguard mode of production Socialism Communist Party Cambridge Journal of Economics 2000, 24, 377–392 Kornai and the vanguard mode of production Michael A. Lebowitz* While...

... at a camp for the unemployed organized by the National Unemployed Workers Movement. Though she was initially unaware of it, the camp was run largely by members of the Communist Party. Berlin Isaiah Bowra Maurice Cox Christopher Hart Herbert H L A Jay Douglas Sparrow John Wilberforce Richard Hart...

...This chapter charts the erosion and decentralization of the Communist Party's control over the lawmaking process in China since 1978. During this period, important policy issues started to be resolved outside the arena of the Party's decision-making organs. This decentralization was accompanied...

... or beliefs, and their impact on the social, cultural, and political dimensions of public life. Debates over culture, civil society, and “public morality” in China, mediated by the Chinese Communist Party, have shaped the scope and extent of participation in social and cultural life, which includes religion...

...This chapter discusses the evolving approaches adopted by the Chinese Communist Party in its attitude toward different religions, as well as the different policies of other entities with Chinese populations such as Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and Singapore. The issues of Chinese Christians, Tibet...

... Letters between two Lu Xun Zhou Shuren Lu Xun and Xu Guangping Uchiyama Kanzô Xie Dunnan Xu Guangping Xu Xiansu Zhou Haiying Feng Xuefeng Lin Yutang Yu Dafu Yusi Thread of talk Zhou Jianren Chinese Communist Party Rou Shi Song Zipei Wei Congwu Zhu An Lu Rui Qu Qiubai Wei Suyuan Zhou...

...This chapter discusses Deng Tuo's childhood, family life, and education. Deng Tuo's life from childhood to the summer of 1937, when he went to the rural areas controlled by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), traces the genesis of a young revolutionary. This chapter shows how the son of a former...

...This chapter discusses Deng Tuo's life in the Jin Cha Ji Border Region where he served the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) as a journalist and a propaganda chief. Deng Tuo's decade of propaganda service in Jin Cha Ji throws light on three central aspects of intellectual service in Mao's China. First...

... Communist Party (CCP) proved unable to cope with the challenges of the Soviet Thaw, rebellion in Eastern Europe, and domestic pressures resulting from the First Five Year Plan. Mao Tse Tung veered toward mass campaigns to solve the economic and bureaucratic problems. Deng Tuo swung back and forth between...

...This chapter examines the condition and situation of the French Communist intellectuals in the wider tradition of political activity in France. Though the French Communist Party (PCF) occupied the same terrain as the republican tradition, it was also deep-rooted in Leninist and syndicalist origins...

...This chapter examines the place of intellectuals in the organizational structure of the French Communist Party (PCF). Publicity of involvement in the collective life of the party was an important initial criterion for Communist intellectuals. The chapter characterizes the intellectuals in the inner...

...This chapter discusses the conflict between Communist intellectuals and the leadership of the French Communist Party (PCF) which developed after the elections of March 1978. The role of intellectuals in the French labour movement has always been a source of controversy, suggesting the existence...

...This chapter concludes that the decline and collapse of the French Communist Party (PCF) may be traced back to the intra-party dispute of 1978–9. However, it acknowledges the limitations of using internal institutional dynamics to account for the source of intellectual alienation from the PCF...

... was not viable on its own gave the SED leaders hope. The founding of the SED via a zonal rather than a nationwide merger between the Communist Party of Germany (KPD) and the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) was a severe blow to the idea of German political unity. Its implications were not lost on the KPD...