China's political system - China and the world series: Episode 3

China and the world series.
Episode 3 - China's political system.
How is China governed? In what ways is it democratic or not? Who has political power in China and how did they win and hold onto power? How is political power distributed or concentrated? How can we interpret the situation in Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Tibet in terms of understanding Chinese state power and political strategies?


Rebecca Karl, New York University and author of China's Revolutions in the Modern World: A Brief Interpretive History
Darren Byler, Simon Fraser University and author of Terror Capitalism: Uyghur Dispossession and Masculinity in a Chinese City
Yangyang Cheng, Yale Law School and columnist at SupChina
Au Loong Yu, labour activist and author of Hong Kong in Revolt
Moderator: Sandy Shan, Justice is Global

Please note we have added a few clips throughout the session. These clips are used as part of fair use policy for education purposes. You can watch the recordings in full at the links provided below.

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