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Traces reform proposals for consultative democracy in Chinese politics, suggesting insights into one-party rule.
Continuity and Discontinuity in ReformSpecifically, this study traces the concrete efforts for reform of input institutions proposed and advanced by successive CCP leaderships since the 1980s, drawing on the Party's official documents.By doing so, it examines what elements of Chinese politics today are inherited from the 1980s and what elements were abandoned.Through this endeavor, the study seeks to gain insight into how the CCP has confronted the contradictions between politics and society, and how it has managed to sustain one-party rule.
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