• Home
  • Asia Centre
    • The Centre
    • Partners
    • Support us
  • Research & Expertise
    • Programs
      • Observatory of China
      • Southeast Asia Observatory
      • Débats Asie
    • Media
    • Academic Interventions
  • Events
  • Publications
    • Brief and short articles
    • Which countries?
      • North-East Asia
        • China, Hong Kong
        • Taiwan
        • The Korean peninsula
        • Japan
      • South-East Asia
      • Pacific
      • South and Central Asia
    • Which topic?
      • Politics
      • Economics
      • Military
      • Society
    • Notes and Studies
    • Monitoring and syntheses
    • Reports
    • China Analysis
    • Japan Analysis
    • Korea Analysis
    • Works
  • Asia Trends
    • Asia Trends #1
    • Asia Trends #2
    • Asia Trends APEC
    • Asia Trends #3
    • Asia Trends #4
    • Asia Trends #5
  • Covid-19
  • Track.1 to Track.2: what does France want ?
  • Asia Centre in live
    • Asia Centre youtube channel

contact@centreasia.eu

+33 1 7543 6320

2 rue de Lille, 75007 Paris

  • Français
  • English

Asia CentreAsia Centre
Menu
0

No products in the basket.

  • Home
  • Asia Centre
    • The Centre
    • Partners
    • Support us
  • Research & Expertise
    • Programs
      • Observatory of China
      • Southeast Asia Observatory
      • Débats Asie
    • Media
    • Academic Interventions
  • Events
  • Publications
    • Brief and short articles
    • Which countries?
      • North-East Asia
        • China, Hong Kong
        • Taiwan
        • The Korean peninsula
        • Japan
      • South-East Asia
      • Pacific
      • South and Central Asia
    • Which topic?
      • Politics
      • Economics
      • Military
      • Society
    • Notes and Studies
    • Monitoring and syntheses
    • Reports
    • China Analysis
    • Japan Analysis
    • Korea Analysis
    • Works
  • Asia Trends
    • Asia Trends #1
    • Asia Trends #2
    • Asia Trends APEC
    • Asia Trends #3
    • Asia Trends #4
    • Asia Trends #5
  • Covid-19
  • Track.1 to Track.2: what does France want ?
  • Asia Centre in live
    • Asia Centre youtube channel

CA 35 – One or Two Chinese Models? – Nov 2011

  • Accueil
  • Blog
  • CA 35 – One Or Two Chinese...

CA 35 – One or Two Chinese Models? – Nov 2011

CategoriesPublications / China Analysis

4 November 2011

Share this post

The pact that China has made with globalization, trading huge external dependence for miraculous export growth, may be unravelling. The crisis in the West is hurting exports, and inflation and bubbles at home are creating unrest in the vital coastal regions. With the upcoming crucial contest for Chinese leadership in 2012, Beijing is involved in a vital debate about the value of two competing models of development that will influence who leads the country and what direction it will take in the future. The Chongqing experiment is based around a metropolis in Central China, which has—under the leadership of Bo Xilai—used massive state subsidies to woo flagship foreign firms like Apple, launched a giant social-housing program and fought the mafia. The rival Guangdong model from Canton is  based instead upon moving up the technological value chain, reinforcing the rule of law and representation of the people by NGOs.

Summary

– ONE OR TWO CHINESE MODELS? –

Chongqing and Guangdong: Two Conflicting Models (Yang Chan)

The Implications of the Chongqing Model for the Reform of China’s Legal System (Jean-Pierre Cabestan)

The View from Hong Kong: Bo Xilai’s Opportunism is Not Paying Off (Jérôme Doyon)

Chongqing: A Model for a New Economic and Social Policy? (Romain Lafarguette)

China Analysis One Or Two Chinese Models November2011

Tags: China, Society, Justice, Hong Kong

Publications liées

18 JANUARY 2021

Micronesia in Service to an...

Christian Lechervy, Permanent Secretary for the Pacific from 2014 to 2018, published a...

Lire la suite

16 JANUARY 2021

Thailand’s Draft...

Pimtawan Nidhi-u-tai* and Lalin Kovudhikulrungsri**   Thailand’s Draft National...

Lire la suite

7 JANUARY 2021

Thailand’s Smaller-State...

Hadrien T. Saperstein[1] and Loris Cera[2]   Abstract: After a brief discussion on...

Lire la suite

Recent Posts

  • Micronesia in Service to an American ‘Indo-Pacific’ Policy
  • Thailand’s Draft National Space Act: Legal Developments in the Registration System and Space Debris Mitigation Measures
  • Thailand’s Smaller-State Space Power Amid Great-Power Competition in the Space Domain
  • Announcement: Thailand Joins the Space Race…!
  • China’s foreign and security policy institutions and decision-making under Xi Jinping

FOLLOW US

ASIA CENTRE

Founded in August 2005 by François Godement and a team of researchers and experts from contemporary Asia, Asia Center aims to conduct research on contemporary Asia, organize debates and promote, through publications, the results of these researches and meetings.

NEXT EVENT

There are no upcoming events at this time.

LAST ARTICLE

  • Summary of the webinar about EU-ROK relation and cooperation

FOLLOW US

SUBSCRIBE / ORDER

Centre Asia © 2020 Tous droits réservés - Réalisation Capture Communication - Mentions légales - CGU - CGV - Politique de confidentialité