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- First Page
- Preliminary pages
- List of illustrations
- Abbreviations
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: Institutional centralisation—Concept, categorisation and operation
- Part I. The Leadership System
- 1. Integrated fragmentation and the role of leading small groups in Chinese politics
- 2. Reinforcing the power of China’s Commission for Discipline Inspection
- 3. Lifting the veil on the CCP’s personal secretary (mishu) system: Unrestricted informal politics within an authoritarian regime
- 4. The authority, functions and political intrigues of the General Office of the CCP Central Committee
- Part II. Cadre Management
- 5. The political socialisation of cadres in party schools
- 6. The party’s Organisation Department and its ‘alarm’ function in the promotion of officials
- 7. Fast-track promotion: ‘Sprinting with small steps’ up the career ladder in Xi Jinping’s China
- Part III. Reaching Out
- 8. The united front model of ‘pairing-up’ in the Xi Jinping era
- 9. New developments in the Communist Youth League and youth work
- 10. Campaign-style enforcement: Incentivising cadres to implement the poverty alleviation policy
- Part IV. Tech Authoritarianism
- 11. The big data bureau: China’s cloud governance and data dictatorship
- 12. Urban management in authoritarian China: How the smart city enhances comprehensive law enforcement
- Conclusion: The role of China’s political institutions in the Xi Jinping era
- Bibliography
