Tags : Politics in China

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Decoding Common Prosperity
Global investors and analysts have been scrambling to decipher "common prosperity" and its implications for China’s future policies and economic prospects. Perhaps the most important place to look for clues is in a manifesto that Xi delivered as a speech to officials at the CCP’s Central ...
https://iems.ust.hk/events/talk/2022/yuen-yuen-ang-decoding-common-prosperity-china
Incentives, Favoritism and State Employee Performance: Evidence from a Large-Scale Randomized Control Trial
Abstract State employees are difficult to be incentivized because of the multiplicity nature of their tasks and inherent problems of observability. Governments around the world thus rely on superiors' subjective evaluations for assessing subordinates' performances. However, subjective evaluation often ...
https://iems.ust.hk/events/academic-seminar/2018/he-incentives-favoritism-and-state-employee-performance
Is China a democracy? A long (and better) answer
SHSS Dean and IEMS Faculty Associate Kellee TSAI featured in Inkstone in an article that discussing China as a democratic society. “Although the CCP monopolizes political power, actual implementation of policies can be decentralized and vary throughout the country [...] There is a certain degree ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2018/tsai-is-china-a-democracy-a-long-and-better-answer
China’s Developmental Challenges and Opportunities after the 19th Party Congress
Event Summary The International Consortium of China Studies ICCS aims at organizing annual meetings for institutional members to exchange their research works in the field of China studies. While the field is multidisciplinary in nature, ICCS will focus on social sciences including economics, political science, ...
https://iems.ust.hk/events/conference/2018/china-s-developmental-challenges-and-opportunities-after-the-19th-party-congress-international-consortium-for-china-studies-iccs
Zweig: Chinese Citizens Becoming Active Consumers of Propaganda (Quant)
The Quint featured David Zweig, IEMS Faculty Associate, in an article on regulations in China's media. Chinese state media will be more and more propaganda-driven now that the Communist Party has announced it will be in direct control of broadcasters and the regulators of everything from movies and TV to ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2018/communist-party-will-regulate-china-s-media-film-industry
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