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Nr. 112/113 (2009) Research Note 103–21 {:de}Entwicklungspotentiale in Südwestchina: Hintergründe und Auswirkungen zu Yunnans ambitioniertem Hydroenergie- und VerkehrsinfrastrukturausbauPR China’s impressive economic growth is focusing mainly on its eastern and southern coastal regions. Yunnan province of SW-China, famous for China’s highest bio-, geo- and ethnic diversity, is not benefiting neither in the economic growth nor in foreign direct investment. Regarding its per capita GDP Yunnan is even one of the poorest provinces of … von by Thomas Hennig
Nr. 111 (2009) Editorial 50–75 {:de}Liberalisierung in Zeiten der Instabilität: Spielräume unkonventioneller Partizipation im autoritären Regime der VR ChinaUnconventional participation is by no means regime-threatening per se, not even in an authoritarian regime like China. On the contrary, the Chinese government has been able to generate legitimacy by tolerating certain forms of unconventional participation and by localizing responsibility for solving conflicts. The current leadership in Beijing has chosen these strategies to channel protests, … von by Günter Schucher
Nr. 110 (2009) Editorial 7–8 {:de}Ist Dialog noch möglich?Im September 2008, in unmittelbarem Anschluss an die Olympischen Sommerspiele in Beijing, erreichten den Deutschen Bundestag zwei offene Briefe, in denen die China-Berichterstattung der Deutschen Welle scharf verurteilt wurde. Sowohl der „Autorenkreis der Bundesrepublik Deutschland“ als auch eine Reihe von in Deutschland lebenden chinesischen Dissidenten forderten eine politische Überprüfung der Mitarbeiter der China-Redaktion der Deutschen … von by Gunter Schubert
ASC 30.11.2008 {:en}ASC-Workshop 2008GIGA-IAS in Hamburg, 28.-29. November 2008 Themen in den Vortrags- und Diskussionsrunden waren „Governance In Rural China“ und „Regime Legitimacy In Contemporary China“ (I) und (II) The Debate on Party Legitimacy in China: A Mixed Quantitative/Qualitative Analysis Bruce Gilley and Heike Holbig We report results here from a mixed quantitative-qualitative analysis of 168 articles published …
Nr. 108 (2008) Editorial 7–8 {:de}EditorialBei Veröffentlichung dieses Heftes steht die Eröffnung der 29. Olympischen Spiele in Beijing unmittelbar bevor. Wie zu erwarten war, hat dieses Megaereignis China in den Mittelpunkt des internationalen öffentlichen Interesses gerückt. Allerdings hat sich dabei die Stimmung vielfach gegen China gerichtet – zur Überraschung vieler Chinesen und wohl auch der chinesischen Führung. Diese hatte am … von by Günter Schucher
Nr. 108 (2008) Research Note 51–66 {:de}Chinas neuer Staatsfonds. Organisation, Finanzierung und Investitionsstrategie der China Investment CorporationChina’s establishment of a sovereign wealth fund has caused concern in Germany; it is feared that the China Investment Corporation might engage in industrial espionage and thereby contribute to the outflow of advanced technology. Moreover, there is apprehension that the CIC might try to enhance China’s political influence by investing in strategically important companies. These … von by Sandra Heep
Nr. 106 (2008) Artikel Article 7–23 {:de}Factors Enabling the Decoupling of China’s Energy-related Emissions from Its Economic Growth – Where is China on the Environmental Kuznets Curve?Economic growth has been one of the most important political goals in China since the reforms introduced by Deng Xiaoping in the late 1970s. The successful increase in economic welfare in China was accompanied by a decoupling of economic growth and energy-related emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and sulphur dioxide (SO2). The absolute values of … von by Li Yong und and Andreas Oberheitmann
Nr. 103 (2007) Artikel Article 23–44 {:en}Informal Elements in Urban Growth Regulation in China – Urban Villages in NingboMassive rural-urban migration has always accompanied modern urbanisation; the volume of migration flows in contemporary China is, however, unique in history. Although cheap labour is an essential ingredient to the booming economy, the Chinese political-administrative system is ill prepared to accommodate the migrants in the rapidly growing conurbations. They are denied the status of urban … von by Qi Changqing, Volker Kreibich und and Sabine Baumgart
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Nr. 102 (2007) Artikel Article 47–62 {:de}China als Motor der asiatischen Integration?China – the Engine Powering Asian Integration? Along with the economic rise of China, Asia's regional economic interdependence is also increasing. This article identifies four structural components inherent in this process: firstly, the increasing economic weight of China; secondly, the deterioration of China's terms of trade favouring countries with a (China) complementary supply structure; thirdly, … von by Hanns Günther Hilpert
Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 33–37 {:en}Leadership Issues for Asia in the 21st CenturyMany if not most major international issues that currently agitate the Asia Pacific region may be discussed within the framework of leadership rivalry and a shift in the leadership paradigm. The 'war against terrorism', Asian integration efforts, resource competition, the overcoming of national separation in the Taiwan Strait and on the Korean peninsula are part … von by Reinhard Drifte
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 88–93 {:en}Revamping Laws for the Market Economy in the Post-WTO ChinaChina has begun to adopt and/or amend a series of economic laws during the five-year period between 2003 and 2008 better to meet the needs of a market economic system. After the leadership succession from the third generation to the fourth generation in early 2003, China launched this new wave of economic legislation in order … von by Zou Keyuan
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Nr. 99 (2006) Editorial 7–8 {:de}EditorialEs wurde bereits mehrfach in der Vergangenheit auf das Ziel der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Asienkunde hingewiesen, die Zeitschrift ASIEN zu einem anerkannten und "wettbewerbsfähigen" Publikationsorgan der deutschen und internationalen Asienforschung zu machen. Der Vorstand der DGA hat diesbezüglich verschiedene Maßnahmen beschlossen, die die wissenschaftliche Qualität der Zeitschrift beständig verbessern sollen. Dazu zählt neben der bereits … von by Gunter Schubert und and Thomas Heberer
Nr. 99 (2006) Artikel Article 9–28 {:en}Political Reform and Regime Legitimacy in Contemporary ChinaWhile China's economic and social reforms have gained much attention internationally, the CCP regime's efforts at political structural reform (zhengzhi tizhi gaige) initiated by Deng Xiaoping have been widely ignored by China scholars so far. Political reforms that do not aim at abolishing one-party rule to the benefit of some form of Western liberal (multi-party) … von by Thomas Heberer und and Gunter Schubert
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Nr. 99 (2006) Artikel Article 29–41 {:en}Village Democracy and Its LimitsThis article examines democratic elections and governance in rural China – a mixed bag of results. On the one hand, village elections have become a normal feature of grass-roots political life. Rural people expect to be able to elect their leaders and to replace them in the next round of elections, or in between, if … von by Thomas P. Bernstein
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Nr. 99 (2006) Artikel Article 42–69 {:en}More Power to the People’s Congresses? Parliaments and Parliamentarianism in the People’s Republic of ChinaThe Chinese Communist Party (CCP) exerts its supremacy over the local and national people's congresses in two major ways: on the one hand, the CCP still tightly controls the various elections of its members, while on the other, it makes sure that the leading bodies of these congresses are dominated by CCP leaders at the … von by Jean-Pierre Cabestan
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Nr. 99 (2006) Artikel Article 70–91 {:en}More Legitimacy for One-Party Rule? The CCP’s Ideological Adjustments and Intra-Party ReformsFor the last two years, Chinese President Hu Jintao has appealed for the proper study of Marxism, and in the years to come Premier Wen Jiabao wants to build "a new socialist landscape." The language used in the new ideological guidelines bears a strong resemblance to the rhetoric of the 1980s and may therefore seem … von by Nora Sausmikat
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Nr. 99 (2006) Artikel Article 92–104 {:en}Reforming China’s Anti-Poverty Policy from Below – Experiences from Western HunanThe relationship between poor peasants and the state is derived from the unsuccessful introduction of competitive market exchange. The state intervenes unilaterally and in a top-down manner. This relationship creates mistrust and leaves poor peasants in a permanent state of poverty. The official anti-poverty (fu-pin) campaign is a source of income for the poor peasants, … von by Shih Chih-yu
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Nr. 96 (2005) Artikel Article 7–28 {:en}Trans-nationalising Chineseness: Overseas Chinese Policies of the PRC’s Central GovernmentThis paper examines evolution and the scope of the PRC's policies towards overseas Chinese in the reform period. It analyses the mechanisms for incorporating the overseas Chinese into the Chinese modernisation strategy and considers how the Chinese leadership utilizes the global regimes of migration, trans-nationalism, media, and multiculturalism to affirm the CCP's political legitimacy, to … von by Elena Barabantseva
Nr. 96 (2005) Artikel Article 29–45 {:en}Public Opinion – a New Factor Influencing the PRC PressTwo noteworthy developments fuel the increasing importance of the role public opinion plays in mainland China's press. One is initiated from above: In an effort to counter corruption, the government has permitted the media to report misbehavior by local officials, which, in turn, has encouraged citizens to increasingly turn to newspapers to let them voice … von by Martin Brendebach
Nr. 94 (2005) Artikel Article 7–24 {:en}Reforming Authoritarianism in Contemporary China. Reflections on Pan Wei’s Consultative Rule of Law RegimeRampant corruption and declining regime legitimacy force the Communist Party to reform the political and legal system of the PRC. There are different opinions on how far these reforms have affected Chinese authoritarianism so far. While some observers have identified a higher degree of regime legitimacy achieved by gradual political liberalization in recent years, others … von by Gunter Schubert
Nr. 94 (2005) Artikel Article 25–41 {:de}Der Weg in die Hungersnot: Erinnerungen chinesischer Intellektueller an den ländlichen „Großen Sprung nach vorne“ (1958-1961)In the autumn of 1958 the Chinese government declared that communism is "not a thing of the far future". With the organisation of the peasants in people's communes, mass movements, and the militarization of the rural workforce, it was believed that China could overtake Great Britain and the USA within a few years. After four … von by Felix Wemheuer
Nr. 92 (2004) Research Note 64–80 {:en}Institutional Change Under the Impact of an Evolving Private Sector in the PRC – The Case of Opening the Party to Private EntrepreneursAlong with the renunciation of central planning, declining capacities of the Chinese party-state in the local political institutions have at least since the mid-1990s become visible. From a regime-centred perspective, the shifting of resources and authority from higher to lower levels of the party-state and the new local alliances between officials and private entrepreneurs attracted … von by Elena Meyer-Clement
Nr. 91 (2004) Artikel Article 26–47 {:de}Anleihemärkte in China: Entwicklungsstand und PerspektivenFor quiet a long time, Chinese bond markets have been an underdeveloped and neglected segment of China’s expanding capital markets, gaining much less attention than the flourishing equity markets of the nineties or the troubled Chinese banking sector. Despite their important role in capital market development, it was only very recently that – heavily influenced … von by Svenja Schlichting
Nr. 89 (2003) Artikel Article 5–25 {:de}Becoming Engaged? – The European Union and Cross-Strait RelationsAt the beginning of the twenty-first century, the Taiwan Strait remains to be a "hotspot" in international affairs, as military conflict between the Republic of China and the PRC with the potential to spiral up into full-scale war cannot be ruled out. Although economic integration and cultural-scientific exchange between the two sides are intensifying, the … von by Gunter Schubert

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