| Political Trends & Issues
(General) |
| Cheng
Ming/Trend Magazine |
(in Chinese) Online editions of 2 Hong Kong
magazines reporting on the political conditions & developments
of the People's Republic of China |
| China
Reform Monitor |
Index to the monthly "American Foreign
Policy Council review of P.R.C. government actions & U.S. policy" |
| China
Study Group |
"a New York based non-profit organization
formed in 1995 to facilitate networking of scholars/activists, and
promote dissemination of info and research works, with a view to
providing alternative perspectives and assessments on issues pertaining
to China": articles; news; blog; forum; translation project |
| China's
Directionless Transition: A Commentary |
By Arthur Waldron (China Brief, Feb.
20, 2004) |
| China's
Post 9/11 Terrorism Strategy |
Commentary by You Ji (China Brief,
Apr. 15, 2004) |
| China's
Psychiatric Terror |
Jonathan Mirsky's review of Robin Munro's book Dangerous
Minds: Political Psychiatry in China Today and Its Origins in the
Mao Era (The New York Review of Books, Feb. 27, 2003) |
| The
Chinese Axis: Zoning Technologies & Variegated Sovereignty |
Aihwa Ong's paper on "Greater China ...
[as] a state-driven strategy to economically integrate disarticulated
political entities as a detour toward eventual political integration" (Journal
of East Asian Studies, 4, 2004; PDF format) |
| Chinese
Corruption Crusade Causes New Factional Infighting |
Commentary by Willy Lam (China Brief,
Jan. 20, 2004) |
| Compendium
of Sites Related to Chinese Politics |
(in Chinese) Very extensive list: Discussion
forums; reference & information; related links |
| Contemporary
China: The Consequences of Change |
The Winter 1996 issue of the Journal of
International Affairs |
| Factional
Politics in the CCP |
Commentary by Willy Lam (China Brief,
Mar. 8, 2004) |
| The
Jamestown Foundation: China Brief: A Journal of Information
and Analysis |
Semimonthly of foundation with "mission
... to contribute to U.S. understanding of its strategic adversaries
... [ by]collect[ing] information from expert sources ...[&]
extract[ing] & distill[ing] both information & analysis" |
| The
MS TKG Chinese Politics Site |
News clippings & forum for discussion of & personal
opinions on Chinese politics |
 Nationalism
Pits Shanghai Against its Global Ambition |
James Farrer on the conflict between cosmopolitan
globalism & radical nationalism as revealed by the 2005 anti-Japanese
demonstrations & Shanghai government's response (YaleGlobal,
Apr. 29, 2005) |
| Political
Resources on the Net - China |
Agora's directory of resources
on Chinese politics |
| Provincial
Politics and the Death of Free Media in China |
Commentary by Arnold Zeitlin (China Brief,
Apr. 1, 2004) |
| Recentralization
in China? |
An International Monetary Fund Working Paper
on changing relations between the provinces & the central government
in the 1990s (Oct. 2002) |
| The
Relationship Between the National People's Congress & the State
Council in the PRC |
A French Centre for Research on Contemporary
China (CEFC) Working Paper by Jean-Pierre Cabestan (July 2000) |
| The
State of China Today |
"host of links which include information
on the Chinese state, military, amd Foreign Policy" |
| Strengthen
the Nation Forum |
(in Chinese) A political discussion forum hosted
by the People's Daily Online |
| Studying "Three
Represents" |
China Internet Information Center's compilation
of stories related to "what the Communist Party of China currently
stands for," as put forth by former president Jiang Zemin in
2000 |
| Taking
a Stand |
Time Asia Magazine special report on
a new generation of Chinese activists (Mar. 1, 2004) |
| Three
Wise Men |
Moisés Naím on "What China’s leaders
can learn from Confucius, Mao, and Stanley Fischer" in dealing
with social upheaval resulting from rapid economic growth (Foreign
Policy, Jan./Feb. 2005) |
| Welcome
to China's Power Party |
David Kootnikoff's commentary on China's use
of "the politics of vilification," repression of journalists & other
political tools to enhance its power & influence (OhmyNews International,
June 10, 2005) |
| World
and China Institute |
(in Chinese & English) "an independent
non-government, non-profit research institute, dedicating to the
mutual understanding of the world and China ... focusing on research
of political system reform, election in rural areas, civil society
and its impact on politics, social thinking trend happening in China
recently" |
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