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June 20, 2026The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Global StudiesOpen Access

CCP Political Institutions in Demographic Risk Management

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MSMaxim Sushchenko

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Comparative case study examines how CCP utilizes rural aging for agrarian modernization, suggesting adaptive governance implications.

Key Points

  • This article investigates how the CCP responds to rural population aging by redefining demographic challenges as opportunities for modernization.
  • Utilizes a comparative case study (CCS) design and causal process-tracing.
  • Analyzes policy documents and official statistics alongside case studies.
  • Integrates historical and neo-institutional frameworks with political network theory.
  • The CCP's hybrid governance model mitigates farmland abandonment and enhances technical efficiency.
  • Positive outcomes linked to the reframing of elderly farmers as 'silver human resources'.
  • Comparison with EU and South Korea identifies advantages in strategic reorientation and coordination.

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Maxim Sushchenko (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a3631fbdb0793dc1a538a70https://doi.org/10.18848/2324-755x/cgp/a168
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