Conditional Autonomy in Chinese Think Tanks: A Study of CICIR vs. Unirule

Jackson Paul Neagli

Conditional Autonomy in Chinese Think Tanks: A Study of CICIR vs. Unirule

Jackson Paul Neagli University of Edinburgh

Abstract

Jackson Paul Neagli explores the ‘conditional autonomy’ framework, which explains the relationship between the Chinese party-state and domestic think tanks.

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12-Mar-2020

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Neagli, J. (2020). Conditional Autonomy in Chinese Think Tanks: A Study of CICIR vs. Unirule. Leviathan, 10(1). Retrieved from http://journals.ed.ac.uk/leviathan/article/view/3330

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Vol 10 No 1 (2019): Change

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East Asia and Pacific

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