Embedded Authoritarianism in the Xi Jinping Era (Stefanie Kam Li Yee – Australian Institute of International Affairs)

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May 8, 2025

Since coming to power in 2013, Xi has recentralised authority in the hands of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Unlike earlier “integrated” authoritarian models where the party-state remained somewhat distinguishable from society, embedded authoritarianism enmeshes CCP networks at all levels, from foreign policy to the military, energy, and technology.

Embedded Authoritarianism in the Xi Jinping Era – Australian Institute of International Affairs

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