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Title: The Chinese PartyState


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The Chinese Party-State
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Outline
  • Center of the party-state
  • Party structure at the center
  • Government structure at the center
  • National Peoples Congress
  • Local structure of party-state
  • Local peoples congresses
  • Local Party government organs

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Communist party-state
  • Organizational design of political system
  • the difficult task of institutionalization
  • Mao Zedong borrowed from
  • the Leninist party-state of the Soviet Union
  • the imperial system of ancient China
  • principles of guardianship and hierarchy
  • Mao added the idea of the mass line

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Common Features
  • The political systems of imperial China and the
    former Soviet Union
  • centralized control
  • bureaucratic administration
  • the role of ideology
  • no room for private, individual interests
  • no room for organized opposition to the state

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Changes in the System
  • Great Leap Forward (1958 - 1961)
  • Cultural Revolution (1966 - 1976)
  • political reforms in the post-Mao era
  • substantive issues, policies, and the allocation
    of power have changed greatly
  • the formal structure of the political system has
    endured

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Communist party-state
  • Guardianship
  • the Party represents the historical best
    interests of the people
  • the peoples democratic dictatorship allows no
    organized opposition to party leadership
  • Hierarchy of party and govt. organizations
  • democratic centralism
  • consultation and implementation

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Village
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CCP General Secretary
  • Jiang Zemin (1989 - 2002)
  • Hu Jintao (2002 - )

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Politburo Standing Committee
  • Each heads party work in one area
  • organization and personnel
  • propaganda and education
  • finance and economy
  • political-legal affairs
  • foreign affairs
  • etc.

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CCP Central Committee
  • About 200 members (and 150 alternate)
  • membership in CC reflects political power
  • Central Committee departments
  • Department of Organization
  • Department of Propaganda
  • Department of United Front
  • Department of International Liaison

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CCP National Congress
  • Meets every 5 years since 1977
  • 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002
  • 16th National Party Congress
  • November 2002
  • 2154 delegates
  • elects
  • Central Committee

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PRC Head of State
  • President
  • Jiang Zemin
  • 1993 - 2003
  • also the then CCP General Secretary
  • Hu Jintao
  • 2003 - 2008
  • also the current CCP General Secretary

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Central Government
  • Premier Wen Jiabao (2003-2008)
  • State Council
  • 29 Ministries and Commissions
  • Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  • Ministry of National Defense
  • Development and Reform Commission
  • Peoples Bank of China, etc.

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Central Military Commission
  • Commanders-in-chief of the Peoples Liberation
    Army
  • in both the central Party and government
    structures
  • same composition
  • Chair Hu Jintao
  • 11 members

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National Peoples Congress
  • According to the constitution, the highest
    organization of state authority
  • NPC Standing Committee
  • the permanent body of NPC exercises all but the
    most formal powers of the NPC
  • 8 Special Committees
  • legislative affairs, nationalities, agriculture
    and rural, foreign affairs, etc.

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National Peoples Congress
  • NPC plenary sessions
  • meet annually in Beijing
  • for about 2 weeks
  • the nearly 3,000 deputies are elected
  • for 5-year terms
  • by provincial-level peoples congresses

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Power Relationship
  • CCP Politburo
  • National PC State Council

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Local Peoples Congresses
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Provincial Level Governments
  • 22 Provinces
  • 5 Autonomous
  • Regions
  • 4 Municipalities
  • 2 Special
  • Administrative
  • Regions

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5 Autonomous Regions
  • Inner Mongolia
  • Xinjiang Uygur
  • Guangxi Zhuang
  • Ningxia Hui
  • Tibet

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Directly Administered Cities
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Special Administrative Regions
  • Hong Kong (since 1997)
  • Macau

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Local Governments
  • Cities
  • 4 cities at the rank of provinces
  • 15 cities at the rank of semi-provinces
  • 283 cities at the rank of prefectures
  • 374 cities at the rank of counties
  • 1,636 counties and 852 city districts
  • 35,484 townships (and 900,000 villages)

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Local Party Structure
  • 3.5 million party committees, party general
    branches, and party branches
  • provinces, cities, counties, townships, and
    villages
  • enterprises
  • state-owned enterprises
  • private enterprises

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Replicated at lower levels
  • Local party committee
  • local peoples congress local government
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