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The Great Balancing Act
12.31.2012 12:20
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The Great Balancing Act
Future progress on China’s reform path is dependent on managing several important relationships, including that of stability and democracy
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The 18th National Congress of the Communist Party reaffirmed that China will continue to reach modernity via the road of socialism with Chinese characteristics, a path that has gradually formed since the beginning of reform and opening in the 1970s. This constitutes the greatest political consensus of modern China. But a key question remains: how?
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