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100214
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129171
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ID:
129515
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146542
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Focusing on the dispute resolution mechanisms for defusing various social disturbances and collective incidents during the reform period and particularly in the last decade, this paper argues that the Chinese government has adopted pragmatic and problem-solving approaches to designing and developing various mechanisms of dispute resolution in response to the complicated and challenging situation of steadily increasing and intensifying social contention. There is evidence that neither litigation nor non-litigation means of dispute resolution can effectively resolve social conflicts. In light of this difficulty, various experiments have been put in place at the local level to meet social needs and manage social crises while balancing state power and social self-governance. We call such experiments “diversified mechanisms of dispute resolution (DMDR).” This study sheds light on the shift from an emphasis on the earlier non-litigation approach to a more diversified way of addressing collective disputes in contemporary China.
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129320
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ID:
110990
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2012.
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With the death of its most recent president Malam Bacai Sanha, Guinea-Bissau has once again been plunged into turmoil and political uncertainty.Kate Thomas assesses the best-and worst case scenarios for the troubled country.
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ID:
078585
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2007.
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The government wants to control religion and harness its philanthropic energies to create social stability-until such time as religion can be completely strangled
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ID:
131170
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ID:
137501
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In China, courts may refuse to accept certain legal actions involving financial matters without any solid or explicit legal grounds. An analysis of such a phenomenon should help scholars to understand the functioning logic of China's judicial power. This article suggests that there are a number of reasons behind the filtration system, including a lack of applicable legal rules, a weak ability of the courts to understand complicated financial matters, the background of the economic system transition, the political consideration of ‘maintaining social stability’ and judiciary self-interest. Filtration has inevitably had a negative effect on China's financial markets, and reform is thus necessary.
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ID:
129598
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ID:
118740
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2012.
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Demographic development issues in today's world are undeniably important. The rapid growth of the world's population, shortage of resources, and increase in migration are creating numerous difficulties in affording a dignified standard and quality of life on the planet. The size of a country's population, its distribution, and its gender-age composition frequently come forward as strategic factors in economic development and the formation of its future parameters.
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ID:
129122
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ID:
125536
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2013.
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Kosovo's municipal elections in November are the first country wide polls since its declaration of independence. Eoin Ryan and Eric Randolph examine three scenarios for the vote and analyse Belgrade's influence on Kosovo's Serb minority in the north.
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ID:
132825
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2014.
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Ethnic divisions among ruling and opposition parties have led to a growing political crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Srecko Latal look at three scenarios for the October elections, which are likely to be characterized by increasingly radical campaigns.
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ID:
131167
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ID:
130978
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2014.
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China's leaders have often expressed concerns about social instability, viewed as a threat both to the political order and to continued rapid growth. Slower growth might, in turn, further undermine social stability. Using survey data, the present paper examines the economic determinants of social instability. Four main determinants are identified: past and expected growth of income, income inequality, economic insecurity and misgovernance. The paper then considers possible policies to reduce social instability, examining each of the determinants in turn.
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ID:
129298
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ID:
119126
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ID:
129220
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ID:
139704
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