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Chinese put premium on owning homes Now Beijing wants to tax them

China’s debt burden, dubbed a “gray rhino,” has prompted proposals for an unpopular property tax. But will Beijing kick the can down the road again?

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The Power of the Party

The Power of the Party from Boston Review. Founded a century ago, the Chinese Communist Party has repeatedly defied predictions of its demise. Today it retains popular support by selectively repressing and responding to social demands.

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London University Warns Faculty to Protect Students from Hong Kong or China Arrest - Bringing you Truth, Inspiration, Hope

London University Warns Faculty to Protect Students from Hong Kong or China Arrest - Bringing you Truth, Inspiration, Hope
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GW professor previews book with talk on Chinese Communist Party

Media Credit: Danielle Towers | Assistant Photo Editor Bruce Dickson, a professor of political science and international affairs, discussed CCP politics and its history of oppression and control as part of a glance at his upcoming book. A professor who’s set to launch a new book about Chinese politics led a discussion Thursday, explaining the evolution of the Chinese Communist Party’s regime and its impact on the future of the country’s democracy. Bruce Dickson, a professor of political science and international affairs, discussed CCP politics and its history of oppression and control as part of a glance at his upcoming book, “The Party and the People: Chinese Politics in the 21st Century.” Alyssa Ayres, the dean of the Elliott School of International Affairs, moderated the event, which was hosted by the Sigur Center for Asian Studies.

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Chinese governance style a viable alternative to West

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2021-05-07 15:39 Share CLOSE Farmers promote and sell green tea via livestreaming in Songtao county, Guizhou province. [Photo by Long Yuanbin/for chinadaily.com.cn] China s great capacity for governance exemplified by the management of the coronavirus pandemic has proved to be an unprecedented economic and social success, said Xulio Ríosin, director of the Observatory of Chinese Politics, in an opinion piece on May 4. According to the article, the United States has experienced a significant 37 percentage point drop in trust across its institutions while at the opposite end of the scale, China has recorded a 27-point gain. When it comes to governance, one of the most important trust indicators, China leads the way. Edelman Trust Barometer found that 84 percent of people in China trust their government, the highest level worldwide and an eight percentage point increase on 2017.

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