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ChinaFile
Holding Sway: China’s United Front Work Department, Known for Its Influence Operations Abroad, Is Even Busier at Home
ChinaFile / 2023-09-29
Transatlantic Currents: China’s “surveillance state”
Finnish Institute of International Affairs / 2023-09-27
What’s Behind the Youth Unemployment Statistics Beijing Just Decided to Stop Publishing? A Q&A with Eli Friedman
ChinaFile / 2023-08-17
For China’s Urban Residents, the Party-State Is Closer than Ever: A Q&A with Taisu Zhang
ChinaFile / 2023-03-30
‘A Stone Is Most Precious Where It Belongs’: A Q&A with Gulchehra Hoja
ChinaFile / 2023-03-17
Planting the Flag in Mosques and Monasteries
ChinaFile / 2022-12-13
Elections? No Thank You. Performance Reviews? Maybe.
ChinaFile / 2022-09-29
ChinaFile Presents: Surveillance State—Inside China’s Quest to Launch a New Era of Social Control
ChinaFile / 2022-09-22
In Xinjiang’s Tech Incubators, Innovation Is Inseparable from Repression
ChinaFile / 2022-02-28
A Vast Network of ‘New Era Civilization Practice Centers’ Is Beijing’s Latest Bid to Reclaim Hearts and Minds’
ChinaFile / 2022-01-31
ChinaFile Presents: In the Camps—China’s High-Tech Penal Colony
ChinaFile / 2021-10-13
Message Control: How a New For-Profit Industry Helps China’s Leaders ‘Manage Public Opinion’
ChinaFile / 2020-12-20
Message Control (Methodology)
ChinaFile / 2020-12-20
Message Control (Key Takeaways)
ChinaFile / 2020-12-20
State of Surveillance: Government Documents Reveal New Evidence on China’s Efforts to Monitor Its People
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Methodology)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Key Takeaways)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Xiqiao Township’s Hierarchy of Human Needs)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Cameras and Software)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (The Surveillance Bureaucracy)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Budgeting for Surveillance)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
American Company Sold DNA Analysis Equipment to Security Officials in Xinjiang, Documents Show
ChinaFile / 2020-02-19
‘The New Normal’ for Foreign NGOs in 2020
The China NGO Project / 2020-01-03
What Would Amending Hong Kong’s Law on Extradition Mean for International Non-Profits?
The China NGO Project / 2019-05-20
Is This the Last Dalai Lama?
ChinaFile / 2019-03-15
Some NGOs Able to Continue Longer-Term Temporary Activities for a Second Year
The China NGO Project / 2019-02-19
Where Did the One Million Figure for Detentions in Xinjiang’s Camps Come From? An Explainer
ChinaFile / 2019-01-08
Two Years of the Foreign NGO Law: How Did 2018’s Registrations and Filings Stack up against 2017’s?
The China NGO Project / 2019-01-03
What More Do We Know about Recent Detentions and Foreign NGOs?
The China NGO Project / 2018-12-20
Foreign NGO Employee Detained in Beijing
The China NGO Project / 2018-12-12
Where Are Representative Offices Actually Allowed to Work?
The China NGO Project / 2018-12-07
ChinaFile Presents: The Situation in Xinjiang
Asia Society / 2018-10-29
Shanghai Labor Union Preventing “Enemy Infiltration” along with Managing Foreign NGOs
The China NGO Project / 2018-09-07
What Satellite Images Can Show Us about ‘Re-education’ Camps in Xinjiang: A Q&A with Shawn Zhang
ChinaFile / 2018-08-23
Chinese Partner Units: Who (and Where) Are They?
The China NGO Project / 2018-08-21
What More Can We Learn about Temporary Activities?
The China NGO Project / 2018-08-09
Does China’s Foreign NGO Law Present a Non-profit Opportunity for Taiwan?
The News Lens / The China NGO Project / 2018-07-25
Here’s How NGOs Are Allowed to Operate in the P.R.C., Hong Kong, and the United States
The China NGO Project / 2018-06-06
How Should the World Respond to Intensifying Repression in Xinjiang?
ChinaFile / 2018-06-04
Who Really Haunts Xi Jinping, Mao or Gorbachev?
ChinaFile / 2018-03-15
Chinese Civil Society in 2018: What’s Ahead?
Asia Society / 2018-01-29
Has the Foreign NGO Law Changed the Work of Foreign NGOs in China?
The China NGO Project / 2018-01-10
Social Organizations and the 19th Party Congress
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-30
Lee Ming-che May Not Have Been Charged under Foreign NGO Law—But His Case Could Still Have a Chilling Effect
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-29
The Most Active Chinese Partners for Temporary Activities as of October 2017
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-15
What’s the Takeaway from the 19th Party Congress?
ChinaFile / 2017-10-27
Representative Offices Registration and Temporary Activity Filing Processes: A Flowchart
The China NGO Project / 2017-10-25
Why Do We Keep Writing About Chinese Politics As if We Know More Than We Do?
ChinaFile / 2017-10-16
China is Forcing Uighurs Abroad to Return Home. Why Aren’t More Countries Refusing to Help?
ChinaFile / 2017-08-14
Four More Previously Unlisted Entities Become PSUs
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-30
Which PSUs Listed by the MPS Are Not Yet Serving as Such?
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-21
Granting Money to an Individual under the Foreign NGO Law: A Thought Experiment
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-09
Possible Foreign NGO Law-Related Detentions: What We Know, and What We Don’t
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-06
Approved Foreign NGO Representative Offices: A Comparison with Previous Registrations
The China NGO Project / 2017-04-24
Government Forms Foreign NGO Coordination Groups at National, Provincial Levels
The China NGO Project / 2017-04-23
Foreign NGO Law
The Future of Overseas NGOs in China
U.S.-Asia Law Institute NYU / 2021-10-13
‘The New Normal’ for Foreign NGOs in 2020
The China NGO Project / 2020-01-03
What Would Amending Hong Kong’s Law on Extradition Mean for International Non-Profits?
The China NGO Project / 2019-05-20
Some NGOs Able to Continue Longer-Term Temporary Activities for a Second Year
The China NGO Project / 2019-02-19
Two Years of the Foreign NGO Law: How Did 2018’s Registrations and Filings Stack up against 2017’s?
The China NGO Project / 2019-01-03
What More Do We Know about Recent Detentions and Foreign NGOs?
The China NGO Project / 2018-12-20
Foreign NGO Employee Detained in Beijing
The China NGO Project / 2018-12-12
Where Are Representative Offices Actually Allowed to Work?
The China NGO Project / 2018-12-07
Shanghai Labor Union Preventing “Enemy Infiltration” along with Managing Foreign NGOs
The China NGO Project / 2018-09-07
Chinese Partner Units: Who (and Where) Are They?
The China NGO Project / 2018-08-21
What More Can We Learn about Temporary Activities?
The China NGO Project / 2018-08-09
Does China’s Foreign NGO Law Present a Non-profit Opportunity for Taiwan?
The News Lens / The China NGO Project / 2018-07-25
Here’s How NGOs Are Allowed to Operate in the P.R.C., Hong Kong, and the United States
The China NGO Project / 2018-06-06
Jessica Batke: Small NGOs Particularly Vulnerable under New NGO Law
MERICS / 2018-05-11
Democracy that Delivers #111: Jessica Batke on the Future of Foreign NGOs in China
CIPE / 2018-03-27
Chinese Civil Society in 2018: What’s Ahead?
Asia Society / 2018-01-29
Has the Foreign NGO Law Changed the Work of Foreign NGOs in China?
The China NGO Project / 2018-01-10
Lee Ming-che May Not Have Been Charged under Foreign NGO Law—But His Case Could Still Have a Chilling Effect
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-29
The Most Active Chinese Partners for Temporary Activities as of October 2017
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-15
Representative Offices Registration and Temporary Activity Filing Processes: A Flowchart
The China NGO Project / 2017-10-25
Four More Previously Unlisted Entities Become PSUs
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-30
Which PSUs Listed by the MPS Are Not Yet Serving as Such?
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-21
Granting Money to an Individual under the Foreign NGO Law: A Thought Experiment
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-09
Possible Foreign NGO Law-Related Detentions: What We Know, and What We Don’t
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-06
Approved Foreign NGO Representative Offices: A Comparison with Previous Registrations
The China NGO Project / 2017-04-24
Government Forms Foreign NGO Coordination Groups at National, Provincial Levels
The China NGO Project / 2017-04-23
Uyghurs
Holding Sway: China’s United Front Work Department, Known for Its Influence Operations Abroad, Is Even Busier at Home
ChinaFile / 2023-09-29
‘A Stone Is Most Precious Where It Belongs’: A Q&A with Gulchehra Hoja
ChinaFile / 2023-03-17
ChinaFile Presents: Nury Turkel, No Escape
ChinaFile / 2022-11-07
In Xinjiang’s Tech Incubators, Innovation Is Inseparable from Repression
ChinaFile / 2022-02-28
ChinaFile Presents: In the Camps—China’s High-Tech Penal Colony
ChinaFile / 2021-10-13
Uyghur Tribunal - Live Hearing 10th September 2021
Uyghur Tribunal / 2021-09-10
Online Event: Stopping Human Rights Abuses in Xinjiang: What’s Worked, What Hasn’t, and What’s Next?
CSIS / 2020-12-16
Performance Art, Cultural Memory, and the Uighur Crisis
UCLA / 2020-11-07
State of Surveillance: Government Documents Reveal New Evidence on China’s Efforts to Monitor Its People
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Key Takeaways)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
Joint Subcommittee Briefing on “China’s Oppression of Muslim Uyghurs in Xinjiang”
House Committee on Oversight and Reform / 2020-08-17
The Lawfare Podcast: A Deep Dive on China and the Uighurs
Lawfare / 2020-07-15
China’s Systematic Persecution of Uyghurs
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum / 2020-03-05
China’s Erasure of the Uyghurs
NYU / 2020-02-20
American Company Sold DNA Analysis Equipment to Security Officials in Xinjiang, Documents Show
ChinaFile / 2020-02-19
The Uyghur Crisis in China: Adversity, Advocacy, Activism
UCLA / 2019-11-16
MIT-Harvard Conference on the Uyghur Human Rights Crisis
MIT / 2019-04-20
China’s Crackdown: Assessing the Impact on Uyghurs and the Broader Region
Atlantic Council / 2019-02-08
Where Did the One Million Figure for Detentions in Xinjiang’s Camps Come From? An Explainer
ChinaFile / 2019-01-08
ChinaFile Presents: The Situation in Xinjiang
Asia Society / 2018-10-29
What Satellite Images Can Show Us about ‘Re-education’ Camps in Xinjiang: A Q&A with Shawn Zhang
ChinaFile / 2018-08-23
Oral and Written Testimony for CECC Hearing: “Surveillance, Suppression, and Mass Detention: Xinjiang’s Human Rights Crisis”
Congressional-Executive Commission on China / 2018-07-26
How Should the World Respond to Intensifying Repression in Xinjiang?
ChinaFile / 2018-06-04
Central and Regional Leadership for Xinjiang Policy in Xi’s Second Term
China Leadership Monitor / 2018-05-16
China is Forcing Uighurs Abroad to Return Home. Why Aren’t More Countries Refusing to Help?
ChinaFile / 2017-08-14
The China NGO Project
‘The New Normal’ for Foreign NGOs in 2020
The China NGO Project / 2020-01-03
What Would Amending Hong Kong’s Law on Extradition Mean for International Non-Profits?
The China NGO Project / 2019-05-20
Some NGOs Able to Continue Longer-Term Temporary Activities for a Second Year
The China NGO Project / 2019-02-19
Two Years of the Foreign NGO Law: How Did 2018’s Registrations and Filings Stack up against 2017’s?
The China NGO Project / 2019-01-03
What More Do We Know about Recent Detentions and Foreign NGOs?
The China NGO Project / 2018-12-20
Foreign NGO Employee Detained in Beijing
The China NGO Project / 2018-12-12
Where Are Representative Offices Actually Allowed to Work?
The China NGO Project / 2018-12-07
Shanghai Labor Union Preventing “Enemy Infiltration” along with Managing Foreign NGOs
The China NGO Project / 2018-09-07
Chinese Partner Units: Who (and Where) Are They?
The China NGO Project / 2018-08-21
What More Can We Learn about Temporary Activities?
The China NGO Project / 2018-08-09
Does China’s Foreign NGO Law Present a Non-profit Opportunity for Taiwan?
The News Lens / The China NGO Project / 2018-07-25
Here’s How NGOs Are Allowed to Operate in the P.R.C., Hong Kong, and the United States
The China NGO Project / 2018-06-06
Chinese Civil Society in 2018: What’s Ahead?
Asia Society / 2018-01-29
Has the Foreign NGO Law Changed the Work of Foreign NGOs in China?
The China NGO Project / 2018-01-10
Social Organizations and the 19th Party Congress
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-30
Lee Ming-che May Not Have Been Charged under Foreign NGO Law—But His Case Could Still Have a Chilling Effect
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-29
The Most Active Chinese Partners for Temporary Activities as of October 2017
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-15
Representative Offices Registration and Temporary Activity Filing Processes: A Flowchart
The China NGO Project / 2017-10-25
Four More Previously Unlisted Entities Become PSUs
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-30
Which PSUs Listed by the MPS Are Not Yet Serving as Such?
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-21
Granting Money to an Individual under the Foreign NGO Law: A Thought Experiment
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-09
Possible Foreign NGO Law-Related Detentions: What We Know, and What We Don’t
The China NGO Project / 2017-06-06
Approved Foreign NGO Representative Offices: A Comparison with Previous Registrations
The China NGO Project / 2017-04-24
Government Forms Foreign NGO Coordination Groups at National, Provincial Levels
The China NGO Project / 2017-04-23
Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
‘A Stone Is Most Precious Where It Belongs’: A Q&A with Gulchehra Hoja
ChinaFile / 2023-03-17
ChinaFile Presents: Nury Turkel, No Escape
ChinaFile / 2022-11-07
In Xinjiang’s Tech Incubators, Innovation Is Inseparable from Repression
ChinaFile / 2022-02-28
ChinaFile Presents: In the Camps—China’s High-Tech Penal Colony
ChinaFile / 2021-10-13
Uyghur Tribunal - Live Hearing 10th September 2021
Uyghur Tribunal / 2021-09-10
Online Event: Stopping Human Rights Abuses in Xinjiang: What’s Worked, What Hasn’t, and What’s Next?
CSIS / 2020-12-16
Performance Art, Cultural Memory, and the Uighur Crisis
UCLA / 2020-11-07
State of Surveillance: Government Documents Reveal New Evidence on China’s Efforts to Monitor Its People
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Key Takeaways)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
Joint Subcommittee Briefing on “China’s Oppression of Muslim Uyghurs in Xinjiang”
House Committee on Oversight and Reform / 2020-08-17
The Lawfare Podcast: A Deep Dive on China and the Uighurs
Lawfare / 2020-07-15
China’s Systematic Persecution of Uyghurs
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum / 2020-03-05
China’s Erasure of the Uyghurs
NYU / 2020-02-20
American Company Sold DNA Analysis Equipment to Security Officials in Xinjiang, Documents Show
ChinaFile / 2020-02-19
The Uyghur Crisis in China: Adversity, Advocacy, Activism
UCLA / 2019-11-16
MIT-Harvard Conference on the Uyghur Human Rights Crisis
MIT / 2019-04-20
China’s Crackdown: Assessing the Impact on Uyghurs and the Broader Region
Atlantic Council / 2019-02-08
Where Did the One Million Figure for Detentions in Xinjiang’s Camps Come From? An Explainer
ChinaFile / 2019-01-08
ChinaFile Presents: The Situation in Xinjiang
Asia Society / 2018-10-29
What Satellite Images Can Show Us about ‘Re-education’ Camps in Xinjiang: A Q&A with Shawn Zhang
ChinaFile / 2018-08-23
Oral and Written Testimony for CECC Hearing: “Surveillance, Suppression, and Mass Detention: Xinjiang’s Human Rights Crisis”
Congressional-Executive Commission on China / 2018-07-26
How Should the World Respond to Intensifying Repression in Xinjiang?
ChinaFile / 2018-06-04
Central and Regional Leadership for Xinjiang Policy in Xi’s Second Term
China Leadership Monitor / 2018-05-16
public remarks
Transatlantic Currents: China’s “surveillance state”
Finnish Institute of International Affairs / 2023-09-27
ChinaFile Presents: Nury Turkel, No Escape
ChinaFile / 2022-11-07
ChinaFile Presents: Surveillance State—Inside China’s Quest to Launch a New Era of Social Control
ChinaFile / 2022-09-22
The Future of Overseas NGOs in China
U.S.-Asia Law Institute NYU / 2021-10-13
ChinaFile Presents: In the Camps—China’s High-Tech Penal Colony
ChinaFile / 2021-10-13
Uyghur Tribunal - Live Hearing 10th September 2021
Uyghur Tribunal / 2021-09-10
Online Event: Stopping Human Rights Abuses in Xinjiang: What’s Worked, What Hasn’t, and What’s Next?
CSIS / 2020-12-16
Performance Art, Cultural Memory, and the Uighur Crisis
UCLA / 2020-11-07
Joint Subcommittee Briefing on “China’s Oppression of Muslim Uyghurs in Xinjiang”
House Committee on Oversight and Reform / 2020-08-17
The Lawfare Podcast: A Deep Dive on China and the Uighurs
Lawfare / 2020-07-15
China’s Systematic Persecution of Uyghurs
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum / 2020-03-05
China’s Erasure of the Uyghurs
NYU / 2020-02-20
The Uyghur Crisis in China: Adversity, Advocacy, Activism
UCLA / 2019-11-16
MIT-Harvard Conference on the Uyghur Human Rights Crisis
MIT / 2019-04-20
China’s Crackdown: Assessing the Impact on Uyghurs and the Broader Region
Atlantic Council / 2019-02-08
ChinaFile Presents: The Situation in Xinjiang
Asia Society / 2018-10-29
Oral and Written Testimony for CECC Hearing: “Surveillance, Suppression, and Mass Detention: Xinjiang’s Human Rights Crisis”
Congressional-Executive Commission on China / 2018-07-26
Jessica Batke: Small NGOs Particularly Vulnerable under New NGO Law
MERICS / 2018-05-11
Democracy that Delivers #111: Jessica Batke on the Future of Foreign NGOs in China
CIPE / 2018-03-27
Chinese Civil Society in 2018: What’s Ahead?
Asia Society / 2018-01-29
leadership
A Vast Network of ‘New Era Civilization Practice Centers’ Is Beijing’s Latest Bid to Reclaim Hearts and Minds’
ChinaFile / 2022-01-31
Central and Regional Leadership for Xinjiang Policy in Xi’s Second Term
China Leadership Monitor / 2018-05-16
Who Really Haunts Xi Jinping, Mao or Gorbachev?
ChinaFile / 2018-03-15
Party All the Time: Governance and Society in the New Era
China Leadership Monitor / 2018-01-23
What’s the Takeaway from the 19th Party Congress?
ChinaFile / 2017-10-27
Why Do We Keep Writing About Chinese Politics As if We Know More Than We Do?
ChinaFile / 2017-10-16
A Cadre by Any Other Name Would Smell As Sweet? Domestic Policy Trajectory after the 19th Party Congress
China Leadership Monitor / 2017-09-11
The National People’s Congress in 2017: Security, Ideology, and Experimentation
China Leadership Monitor / 2017-05-25
PRC Religious Policy: Serving the Gods of the CCP
China Leadership Monitor / 2017-02-14
Open Government in China: Bound to Improve, Within Bounds
China Policy Institute / 2016-11-11
Branding Xi: How the CCP creates a professional PR leadership package for the modern era
MERICS / 2016-08-01
Gossip, Guanxi, and Guesswork: Time to Demystify the Chinese Leadership
MERICS / 2016-06-23
Xi Jinping: The Man, the Myth, the Party
MERICS / 2016-06-01
China Policy Document Database
2016-05-31
Good Citizens, Splendid Civilization: Culture in the 13th FYP
MERICS / 2016-03-29
Empowered or Embattled? We Don’t Know What Hexin Means for Xi Jinping
MERICS / 2016-03-03
surveillance
Transatlantic Currents: China’s “surveillance state”
Finnish Institute of International Affairs / 2023-09-27
For China’s Urban Residents, the Party-State Is Closer than Ever: A Q&A with Taisu Zhang
ChinaFile / 2023-03-30
Planting the Flag in Mosques and Monasteries
ChinaFile / 2022-12-13
ChinaFile Presents: Surveillance State—Inside China’s Quest to Launch a New Era of Social Control
ChinaFile / 2022-09-22
In Xinjiang’s Tech Incubators, Innovation Is Inseparable from Repression
ChinaFile / 2022-02-28
A Vast Network of ‘New Era Civilization Practice Centers’ Is Beijing’s Latest Bid to Reclaim Hearts and Minds’
ChinaFile / 2022-01-31
Message Control: How a New For-Profit Industry Helps China’s Leaders ‘Manage Public Opinion’
ChinaFile / 2020-12-20
Message Control (Methodology)
ChinaFile / 2020-12-20
Message Control (Key Takeaways)
ChinaFile / 2020-12-20
State of Surveillance: Government Documents Reveal New Evidence on China’s Efforts to Monitor Its People
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Methodology)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Key Takeaways)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Xiqiao Township’s Hierarchy of Human Needs)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Cameras and Software)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (The Surveillance Bureaucracy)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
State of Surveillance (Budgeting for Surveillance)
ChinaFile / 2020-10-30
MERICS
Jessica Batke: Small NGOs Particularly Vulnerable under New NGO Law
MERICS / 2018-05-11
Branding Xi: How the CCP creates a professional PR leadership package for the modern era
MERICS / 2016-08-01
Gossip, Guanxi, and Guesswork: Time to Demystify the Chinese Leadership
MERICS / 2016-06-23
Xi Jinping: The Man, the Myth, the Party
MERICS / 2016-06-01
China Policy Document Database
2016-05-31
Good Citizens, Splendid Civilization: Culture in the 13th FYP
MERICS / 2016-03-29
Empowered or Embattled? We Don’t Know What Hexin Means for Xi Jinping
MERICS / 2016-03-03
governance
“The Police’s Strength Is Limited, but the People’s Strength Is Boundless”
ChinaFile / 2024-06-17
Holding Sway: China’s United Front Work Department, Known for Its Influence Operations Abroad, Is Even Busier at Home
ChinaFile / 2023-09-29
What’s Behind the Youth Unemployment Statistics Beijing Just Decided to Stop Publishing? A Q&A with Eli Friedman
ChinaFile / 2023-08-17
For China’s Urban Residents, the Party-State Is Closer than Ever: A Q&A with Taisu Zhang
ChinaFile / 2023-03-30
‘A Stone Is Most Precious Where It Belongs’: A Q&A with Gulchehra Hoja
ChinaFile / 2023-03-17
Planting the Flag in Mosques and Monasteries
ChinaFile / 2022-12-13
Elections? No Thank You. Performance Reviews? Maybe.
ChinaFile / 2022-09-29
Xi Jinping
Who Really Haunts Xi Jinping, Mao or Gorbachev?
ChinaFile / 2018-03-15
Why Do We Keep Writing About Chinese Politics As if We Know More Than We Do?
ChinaFile / 2017-10-16
Branding Xi: How the CCP creates a professional PR leadership package for the modern era
MERICS / 2016-08-01
Gossip, Guanxi, and Guesswork: Time to Demystify the Chinese Leadership
MERICS / 2016-06-23
Xi Jinping: The Man, the Myth, the Party
MERICS / 2016-06-01
Empowered or Embattled? We Don’t Know What Hexin Means for Xi Jinping
MERICS / 2016-03-03
China Leadership Monitor
Central and Regional Leadership for Xinjiang Policy in Xi’s Second Term
China Leadership Monitor / 2018-05-16
Party All the Time: Governance and Society in the New Era
China Leadership Monitor / 2018-01-23
A Cadre by Any Other Name Would Smell As Sweet? Domestic Policy Trajectory after the 19th Party Congress
China Leadership Monitor / 2017-09-11
The National People’s Congress in 2017: Security, Ideology, and Experimentation
China Leadership Monitor / 2017-05-25
PRC Religious Policy: Serving the Gods of the CCP
China Leadership Monitor / 2017-02-14
propaganda
A Vast Network of ‘New Era Civilization Practice Centers’ Is Beijing’s Latest Bid to Reclaim Hearts and Minds’
ChinaFile / 2022-01-31
What’s the Takeaway from the 19th Party Congress?
ChinaFile / 2017-10-27
19th Party Congress
Party All the Time: Governance and Society in the New Era
China Leadership Monitor / 2018-01-23
Social Organizations and the 19th Party Congress
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-30
A Cadre by Any Other Name Would Smell As Sweet? Domestic Policy Trajectory after the 19th Party Congress
China Leadership Monitor / 2017-09-11
Civil Society
“The Police’s Strength Is Limited, but the People’s Strength Is Boundless”
ChinaFile / 2024-06-17
Holding Sway: China’s United Front Work Department, Known for Its Influence Operations Abroad, Is Even Busier at Home
ChinaFile / 2023-09-29
Social Organizations and the 19th Party Congress
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-30
Tibet
Holding Sway: China’s United Front Work Department, Known for Its Influence Operations Abroad, Is Even Busier at Home
ChinaFile / 2023-09-29
Planting the Flag in Mosques and Monasteries
ChinaFile / 2022-12-13
Is This the Last Dalai Lama?
ChinaFile / 2019-03-15
transparency
Open Government in China: Bound to Improve, Within Bounds
China Policy Institute / 2016-11-11
China Policy Document Database
2016-05-31
ChinaFile Conversation
How Should the World Respond to Intensifying Repression in Xinjiang?
ChinaFile / 2018-06-04
What’s the Takeaway from the 19th Party Congress?
ChinaFile / 2017-10-27
Taiwan
Does China’s Foreign NGO Law Present a Non-profit Opportunity for Taiwan?
The News Lens / The China NGO Project / 2018-07-25
Lee Ming-che May Not Have Been Charged under Foreign NGO Law—But His Case Could Still Have a Chilling Effect
The China NGO Project / 2017-11-29
Hong Kong
What Would Amending Hong Kong’s Law on Extradition Mean for International Non-Profits?
The China NGO Project / 2019-05-20
Here’s How NGOs Are Allowed to Operate in the P.R.C., Hong Kong, and the United States
The China NGO Project / 2018-06-06
five year plan
Good Citizens, Splendid Civilization: Culture in the 13th FYP
MERICS / 2016-03-29
culture
Good Citizens, Splendid Civilization: Culture in the 13th FYP
MERICS / 2016-03-29
CPI Blog
Open Government in China: Bound to Improve, Within Bounds
China Policy Institute / 2016-11-11
religion
PRC Religious Policy: Serving the Gods of the CCP
China Leadership Monitor / 2017-02-14
National People's Congress
The National People’s Congress in 2017: Security, Ideology, and Experimentation
China Leadership Monitor / 2017-05-25
CIPE
The News Lens
Does China’s Foreign NGO Law Present a Non-profit Opportunity for Taiwan?
The News Lens / The China NGO Project / 2018-07-25
CECC
Oral and Written Testimony for CECC Hearing: “Surveillance, Suppression, and Mass Detention: Xinjiang’s Human Rights Crisis”
Congressional-Executive Commission on China / 2018-07-26
Dalai Lama
Is This the Last Dalai Lama?
ChinaFile / 2019-03-15
Lawfare
The Lawfare Podcast: A Deep Dive on China and the Uighurs
Lawfare / 2020-07-15