This collection examines corruption and abuses of power in China from the end of the imperial period to the present. The interdisciplinary group of contributors examines how the Chinese Communist Party has adapted to economic and social changes while continuing to control the law, state, and mass media.
This collection examines corruption and abuses of power in China from the end of the imperial period to the present. The interdisciplinary group of contributors examines how the Chinese Communist Party has adapted to economic and social changes while continuing to control the law, state, and mass media.
Qiang Fang is professor of East Asian history at the University of Minnesota Duluth and president of Chinese Historians in the United States. Xiaobing Li is professor and chair of the Department of History and Geography and director of the Western Pacific Institute at the University of Central Oklahoma.
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Introduction: Who to Blame: Party State or Society? By Qiang Fang and Xiaobing Li List of Abbreviations Part I: Centralized Power and Authoritarianism Chapter 1: Fundamental Flaws: Corruption Reporting and Tackling in the Qing Qiang Fang Chapter 2: Accountability Supervision and Penalty: Yuan Shikai as a Watchdog in Managing Government Officials Patrick Fuliang Shan Part II: Political Parties and Legitimacy Chapter 3: Chiang Kai-shek versus Guomindang's Corruption in the Republic Era Sherman Xiaogang Lai Chapter 4: Anti-corruption Policy and Party Politics: The Lost Political Battle and the Fate of the GMD Xiaobing Li Chapter 5: Crime (or No Crime) and Punishment: The Making of the First Big Case in New China and Legitimation of CCP Party Governance 1950-1991 Zhiguo Yang Part III: Government Individuals and Conflict Interests Chapter 6: Connection Corruption and Confrontation: Lake Weishan Xiaojia Hou Chapter 7: Power versus Law: Anticorruption in Shaanxi during Jiang Zemin's Era Dongyu Yang Chapter 8: Runaway Chinese Officials and International Chase Yue Li and Chen Liu Chapter 9: Language of Protest: Corruption Exposed in Popular Rhymes Helen Xiaoyan Wu Chapter 10: Corruption during China's Golden Ages: Case Studies in the Han and Tang Dynasties Stella Y. Xu Part IV: New Century New Struggle Chapter 11: Hu Jintao's Anti-corruption Action (or non action): The Bo Xilai Case and After Xiansheng Tian Chapter 12: The New Leadership Fights the Old Battle: Eight Regulations Xiaoxiao Li Chapter 13: Xi Jinping's Anti-Corruption in a Historical Perspective Qiang Fang Conclusion: Anticorruption: A Global Thorny Task Qiang Fang and Xiaobing Li
Introduction: Who to Blame: Party State or Society? By Qiang Fang and Xiaobing Li List of Abbreviations Part I: Centralized Power and Authoritarianism Chapter 1: Fundamental Flaws: Corruption Reporting and Tackling in the Qing Qiang Fang Chapter 2: Accountability Supervision and Penalty: Yuan Shikai as a Watchdog in Managing Government Officials Patrick Fuliang Shan Part II: Political Parties and Legitimacy Chapter 3: Chiang Kai-shek versus Guomindang's Corruption in the Republic Era Sherman Xiaogang Lai Chapter 4: Anti-corruption Policy and Party Politics: The Lost Political Battle and the Fate of the GMD Xiaobing Li Chapter 5: Crime (or No Crime) and Punishment: The Making of the First Big Case in New China and Legitimation of CCP Party Governance 1950-1991 Zhiguo Yang Part III: Government Individuals and Conflict Interests Chapter 6: Connection Corruption and Confrontation: Lake Weishan Xiaojia Hou Chapter 7: Power versus Law: Anticorruption in Shaanxi during Jiang Zemin's Era Dongyu Yang Chapter 8: Runaway Chinese Officials and International Chase Yue Li and Chen Liu Chapter 9: Language of Protest: Corruption Exposed in Popular Rhymes Helen Xiaoyan Wu Chapter 10: Corruption during China's Golden Ages: Case Studies in the Han and Tang Dynasties Stella Y. Xu Part IV: New Century New Struggle Chapter 11: Hu Jintao's Anti-corruption Action (or non action): The Bo Xilai Case and After Xiansheng Tian Chapter 12: The New Leadership Fights the Old Battle: Eight Regulations Xiaoxiao Li Chapter 13: Xi Jinping's Anti-Corruption in a Historical Perspective Qiang Fang Conclusion: Anticorruption: A Global Thorny Task Qiang Fang and Xiaobing Li
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