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Evaluating the Behaviour of Chinese Stakeholders Engaged in Large Hydropower Projects in Asia and Africa
China Quarterly - Tập 230 - Trang 464-488 - 2017
AbstractHydropower dams are back in the spotlight owing to a shifting preference
for low carbon energy generation and their possible contribution to mitigating
climate change. At the forefront of the renaissance of large hydropower dams are
Chinese companies, as the builders of the world's largest dams at home and
abroad, opening up opportunities for low- and middle-income countries. However,
larg...
The Political Ecology of Pollution Enforcement in China: A Case from Sichuan's Rural Industrial Sector
China Quarterly - Tập 192 - Trang 915-932 - 2007
AbstractThis article uses a case study approach to examine the processes and
consequences of pollution enforcement in an industrial township in rural
Sichuan. China's national pollution emissions standards are relatively strict,
but enforcement is the responsibility of some 2,500 Environmental Protection
Bureaus (EPBs) within municipal and county governments. EPB officials exercise
considerable di...
Is China Abolishing the Hukou System?
China Quarterly - Tập 195 - Trang 582-606 - 2008
AbstractIn recent years, China has instituted a variety of reforms to its hukou
system, an institution with the power to restrict population mobility and access
to state-sponsored benefits for the majority of China's rural population. A wave
of newspaper stories published in late 2005 understood the latest round of
reform initiatives to suggest that the hukou is set to be abolished, and that
rural...
The Energy Situation in China
China Quarterly - Tập 131 - Trang 608-636 - 1992
With a total population of over a billion people, China requires vast supplies
of energy for industrial and economic development. Indeed, in absolute terms,
the country ranks third to the United States and the former Soviet Union as a
producer and consumer of energy resources. Nevertheless, its per capita energy
consumption remains extremely low even for a developing country.
Understanding the Falsification of Village Income Statistics
China Quarterly - Tập 196 - Trang 805-826 - 2008
AbstractDespite the general consensus on problems with official income
statistics, quantitative data on the falsification of income statistics have
been scarce. This article draws on original survey data from 2001 to provide
estimates of the extent and magnitude of income data falsification by village
cadres and uses statistical analysis to identify factors that are correlated
with the inflation o...
From Dispute to Decision: Suing Polluters in China
China Quarterly - Tập 206 - Trang 294-312 - 2011
AbstractThis article traces a civil environmental lawsuit from dispute to
decision to explore how environmental law works, as well as how lawyers and
litigants try to work the law. Detailing ground-level encounters with a legal
system promoted and carefully watched by political elites offers a fresh
perspective on the ways the past 30 years of legal reforms have affected the
experience of China's ...
China's Changing Constitution
China Quarterly - Tập 76 - Trang 794-841 - 1978
An organization must have rules, and so must a state. A constitution is a set of
general rules, it is the fundamental law.… Constitution-making is a matter of
science.Mao Tse-tung On 5 March 1978 the People's Republic of China promulgated
its second constitution in little more than three years and the third since its
establishment in 1949. What functions does a constitution serve in the Chinese
po...
A Factionalism Model for CCP Politics
China Quarterly - Tập 53 - Trang 34-66 - 1973
Until the Cultural Revolution, the predominant western view of contemporary
Chinese elite conflict was that it consisted of “discussion” (t'ao-lun) within a
basically consensual Politburo among shifting “opinion groups” with no
“organized force” behind them. The purges and accusations which began in 1965
and apparently still continue, have shaken this interpretation, and a number of
scholars have ...
From “Rubber Stamps” to “Iron Stamps”: The Emergence of Chinese Local People's Congresses as Supervisory Powerhouses
China Quarterly - Tập 171 - Trang 724-740 - 2002
This article analyses Chinese local people's congresses' supervision of
governments in order to see whether people's congresses have played a meaningful
role in the reform era. The article will show that the main strategies of
people's congresses have been to gain the support of the Chinese Communist Party
and to co-operate with governments, rather than to use confrontation, in an
effort to overco...
Development of Land Rental Markets in Rural Zhejiang: Growth of Off-farm Jobs and Institution Building
China Quarterly - Tập 180 - Trang 1031-1049 - 2004
We employ survey data collected in 2001 in Zhejiang province to investigate
patterns and determinants of land market development. Previous studies have
noted the correlation between growth of off-farm jobs and rental-market
development at the aggregate level, but failed empirically to demonstrate
mechanisms at the disaggregate level. Our analyses find concrete evidence at the
household level conne...
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