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,China’s Changing Road to Development: Political History, 1949–78, the nationalists with whom the CCP had fought two civil wars (1927– 37 and 1945–49, see Box 2.1) and there was armed fighting with Tibetans who resisted incorporation into the PRC. In addition many, especially in the cities and the south, were suspicious of the CCP’s motives and intent. The economy

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Challenges in the Twenty-First Century,c opportunity combined with the lack of accountability. Third, there are the challenges deriving from new communications technology. Fourth are the dangers that arise from insufficient political reform.

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Technical Details for Construction,nits (see Chapter 6). This chapter first discusses some of the aspects of governance that do not appear on the organizational charts, then describes the structure of the central state apparatus, the legal and coercive system, and the military in the political system.

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The Central Governing Apparatus,nits (see Chapter 6). This chapter first discusses some of the aspects of governance that do not appear on the organizational charts, then describes the structure of the central state apparatus, the legal and coercive system, and the military in the political system.