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Chen Guangcheng’s Escape Highlights the Bankruptcy of Beijing’s Stability Maintenance Model
18th Party Congress Watch (9) Gao Wenqian, HRIC Senior Policy Advisor This has been an eventful year for China—great shows one after another. The Bo Xilai affair has yet to wind down when blind rights activist Chen Guangcheng managed to escape right under the authorities’ watch. Chen even used a...
April 28, 2012
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Gao Wenqian
Hu Jintao Intends No Fresh Start in Bringing Down Bo Xilai
18th Party Congress Watch (7) Gao Wenqian, HRIC Senior Policy Advisor After nearly a month of silence, the Hu Jintao-Wen Jiabao administration finally made its move: it announced that Bo Xilai was suspected of “serious disciplinary violations,” was suspended from the Politburo and Central Committee...
April 20, 2012
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Gao Wenqian
Bo Xilai’s Ouster: Implications for the Country
18th Party Congress Watch (6) Gao Wenqian, HRIC Senior Policy Advisor The annual Two Sessions of the National People’s Congress and Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference had only just ended when the removal of Bo Xilai from his post as Chongqing Municipal Party Secretary was announced...
March 20, 2012
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Gao Wenqian
Two Congresses: A New Mark on History’s Pillar of Shame
18th Party Congress Watch (5) Gao Wenqian, HRIC Senior Policy Advisor The Two Congresses—National People’s Congress and Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference—have long lost any real political function, having been reduced to being rubber stamps for the authorities. What is more, in...
March 16, 2012
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Gao Wenqian
On the Wang Lijun Incident: Who’s the Biggest Loser?
18th Party Congress Watch (4) Gao Wenqian, HRIC Senior Policy Advisor Right before Xi Jinping’s visit to the United States, the Chinese government’s own backyard was ablaze with this startling event: Wang Lijun (王立军), the recently-sacked chief of the Public Security Bureau in Chongqing, and “crime-...
February 16, 2012
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Gao Wenqian
Xi Jinping’s U.S. Visit: Sino-American Relations Need a New Start
18th Party Congress Watch (3) Gao Wenqian, HRIC Senior Policy Advisor Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping’s upcoming U.S. visit is no ordinary exchange visit between the leaders of two countries, but a new round in the contest between two great powers. Xi’s visit will also coincide with the 40th...
February 8, 2012
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Gao Wenqian
Who Is the Current Target of What Deng Xiaoping Said 20 Years Ago?
18th Party Congress Watch (2) Gao Wenqian, HRIC Senior Policy Advisor A Chinese new year is just beginning, and the undercurrents in Chinese politics are already surging up. The countdown to the 18th Party Congress has started, and various factions within the Party are now in hand-to-hand combat,...
February 6, 2012
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Gao Wenqian
Book Review: Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong
Underground Front: The Chinese Communist Party in Hong Kong Christine Loh Hong Kong University Press July 2010 (HC), February 2011 (PB) Hardcover & paperback: 372 pages When Christine Loh was a little girl growing up in Hong Kong, she had a fascination with the Communist Party of China (CPC),...
February 1, 2012
China Rights Forum
HRIC Hong Kong Roundtable Discussion Part Two
Bao Pu (New Century Press) : There is one contrasting example of record keeping in the mainland. We were just working on a book on Mao’s great famine. A Hong Kong scholar went to dozens of archives on the mainland at the central and provincial levels. He was able to get meticulously-kept records of...
February 1, 2012
China Rights Forum
Unexpected Opportunities for NGO Work
There are two main points I would like to make, which are based on my own experience in running an en
February 1, 2012
China Rights Forum

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