… the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), observers have noted tremendous changes in the
structure and operations of the Chinese political system. Reconfigurations of central-local state …

… Securitization is understood in this article as the state's invention of, and reaction to, a ‘…
entity in remaking the dynamics of securitization; ie, it is argued that the Chinese government …

… in China and of the interaction between state regulation and church operation at the local
level. It is an important ethnographic study of contemporary Chinese … Chinese Christians today. …

… find that the Chinese state and investors … state-centric narratives about China’s new foreign
policy fail to capture the transformative character of the BRI, especially in terms of remaking …

… the Chinese state is characterized as an “authoritarian state” … Chinese state as an authoritarian
state, because the term implies that state and society exist separately and that the state …

… ’s export of an infrastructure-based development model, implemented through Chinese
stateowned and private enterprise investments and commercial contracts (Part B), before turning …

… The Hu administration tasked SASAC with remaking the state-owned economy in accordance
with the post-retrenchment market vision. SASAC continued and intensified efforts to …

… to China directly from India or via the United States. The disembedding of self-cultivation
practices from their cultural matrix, and their embodiment into atomized and circulating bodies, …

… It was Cixi, too, who during the post–Boxer New Policies spearheaded the “effort to remake
the Qing state into a constitutional monarchy and emperor-led national community” and to …

… to understand two recent ethnographic episodes of Chinese cosmologies in the remaking.
Both took place in southern Jiangsu Province (in the center of China’s booming east coast), …