The Right Way to Judge Chinese Governance
defend recent institutional changes, including the elimination of the two-term limit for presidents.
Xiao Geng
Xiao Geng, President of the Hong Kong Institution for International Finance, is a professor at the University of Hong Kong.
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Why There Is No “Beijing Consensus”
examine why it has been so difficult to identify the underlying logic of China’s development model.
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China’s Search for Quality Growth
highlight some of the key components of a more “people-centered” and balanced development strategy.
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The Challenges Confronting China’s Digital Economy
highlight yet another reason why China must effectively delineate the roles of the state and the market.
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The Next Battle in China’s War on Corruption
consider what it will take to build robust and lasting anti-graft institutions.
