| ID | 129282 |
| Title Proper | Implementation measures of China's Macao policies |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Chou, Bill K. P |
| Publication | 2012. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | China has become more proactive in Macao affairs in response to the structural roots of corruption, the spillover of the criminal activities connected to Macao's casinos to the Mainland, and the public resentment to the social costs generated by the rapid development of Macao's casino-based economy. Through various implementation measures, Chinese leadership hopes to strengthen the oversight on the government, improve the communication between the government and the public, and groom the talents of all kinds through structural reform, economic development, and education. These implementation measures involve two lines of thought of Chinese leadership: concentration of Macao's political power in the executive branch and strengthening of Beijing's supremacy over Macao. |
| `In' analytical Note | Chinese Law and Government Vol.45, No.5; September-October 2012: p.3-9 |
| Journal Source | Chinese Law and Government Vol.45, No.5; September-October 2012: p.3-9 |
| Key Words | Corruption ; Casinos ; Economic Aspects ; Economic Development ; China ; Macau - Special Administrative Region ; Education & State ; Executive Power ; Autonomy - Politics ; Casino-Based Economy ; China's Macao Policies ; Structural Reform |