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124199
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2013.
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This article is devoted to the new trends in China's policy after the 18th CPC Congress. The unveiling of the slogan "The Chinese Dream" of a "Great Rebirth of the Nation" opened up new prospects for consolidating society around the objectives of development. The Chinese leadership stresses the complicated nature of future reforms and the need to overcome the growing resistance to further changes.
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ID:
131746
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ID:
123822
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ID:
141425
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The author examines the New Normality concept that China's leaders advanced in 2014. She looks at its principal sources and milestones leading to its finalization, and points to its specific characteristics that distinguish the Chinese interpretation of the New Normal from Western approaches to the assessment of postcrisis developments in the world economy.
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ID:
126397
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ID:
167165
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Since the 19th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Xi Jinping has continued to dominate the political stage. Having succeeded to abolish the two-term limit for the presidency in March 2018, he has consolidated even more his power, restructuring several Party and state agencies and promoting many supporters to key positions. He has also privileged very conservative policies, raising questions about China’s reform and open-door strategy. However, in the summer of 2018, in the context of a growing trade war with the US, his opponents have launched an offensive that has highlighted deepening divisions within the Party leadership and among the elites. While today Xi is more contested than before, his detractors have remained unable to weaken him, let alone to use the trade war with the US, to force him to radically change course.
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ID:
142950
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