China's New Provincial Leaders: Major Reshuffling Before the 17th National Party Congress. China's New Provincial Leaders: Major Reshuffling Before the 17th National Party Congress.

China's New Provincial Leaders: Major Reshuffling Before the 17th National Party Congress‪.‬

China: An International Journal 2007, March, 5, 1

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This article surveys the profiles of current provincial leaders in order to determine the possible provincial reshuffling that may occur as a result of on-going elections for provincial Party committees in China. This is a politically significant exercise because the two chief leaders of each provincial unit--the provincial Party Secretary and the provincial governor--will likely enter the 17th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party in 2007 as full members. The stakes are even higher for provincial units with a seat in the Politburo because the Party Secretary of the provincial unit will probably enter the 17th Politburo. **********

GENERE
Saggistica
PUBBLICATO
2007
1 marzo
LINGUA
EN
Inglese
PAGINE
42
EDITORE
East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore
DIMENSIONE
270,2
KB

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