Chinese Politics Part 1 – China and Political Science

开始时间: 04/22/2022 持续时间: 7 weeks

所在平台: CourseraArchive

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大学或机构: The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology(香港科技大学)

课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/course/chinesepolitics1

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This course offers a conceptual framework for understanding China that highlights the intersection of politics and economics. It shows that rather than develop into a full blown market economy, state and party officials at all levels of the political system maintain significant influence in economic development. Such a “political” economy has had both positive and negative outcomes, which we will assess in detail. We also look at the origins, views, backgrounds and relations among leaders, and how those leaders make decisions about public policy and try to get those decisions implemented down through the system. China has few formal institutions through which citizens can participate in politics, but we will study the strategies Chinese people use to try to influence their leaders’ decisions. Finally, we assess China’s future and whether rapid economic development and the emergence of a vibrant middle class will push China towards greater democracy or whether the single party system is likely to survive into the future. The course is a quite useful background for Chinese Politics Part 2 – China and the World.

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Part 1 covers the following topics:

  1. Models of the Chinese Political System and the Structure of the Chinese Party/State
  2. Leadership in China
  3. Public Policy in China
  4. Understanding Societal Engagement in Politics in China
  5. Political Economy and China’s Model of Development
  6. China’s Future: Democratization or “Flexible Authoritarianism?”

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This course helps students understand Chinese politics. Using approaches from political science, it looks at the politics behind China’s economy, its leadership, how the government and Communist Party make and implement decisions, the ways people try to influence those decisions, and whether democracy or authoritarianism are in China’s future.

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