Pekingology

Rethinking Chinese Politics

Aug 26, 2021

40:12

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Is There a Fundamental Incompatibility Between the Institutionalization of Power and the Institutionalism of the Party?

03:07

The Lenenist Authoritarian System Breaks Illiberalism or Authoritarianism

02:03

The Resiliency of the Party

02:50

Introduction

4min

Is Shejin Ping Rethinking China's Political System?

3min

Is There Dissimilarity Between Other Types of Political Systems?

3min

Is There a Fundamental Incompatibility Between the Institutionalization of Power and the Institutionalism of the Party?

3min

The Lenenist Authoritarian System Breaks Illiberalism or Authoritarianism

2min

How Do We Distinguish Between ANorm and an Institution?

2min

Is Shijinping a Lb J Like Political Prodigy?

4min

When Does a Leader Tip?

3min

Jongamin's Smoky Room

2min

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National Security

3min

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Sijin Ping's Third Term - Is She Like a Second?

3min

12.

The Resiliency of the Party

3min

13.

Can He Really Get Rid of That Tension?

2min

14.

Can China Build a Resilient Economy?

3min

In this episode of Pekingology, Freeman Chair in China Studies Jude Blanchette is joined by Joseph Fewsmith, Professor of International Relations and Political Science at the Boston University Pardee School, to discuss his new book, Rethinking Chinese Politics, which was recently published by Cambridge University Press.

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