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SUMMARY:The New Central Social Affairs Department of the Chinese Communist Party and its Impact on Social Policy in China
DESCRIPTION:Mark Sidel\, University of Wisconsin-Madison \nWhile social policy and social affairs have long been under Party control in China\, new developments at and after the 20th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party in October 2022 now promise to further strengthen that control and coordination. In this talk Professor Mark Sidel\, a longtime specialist in civil society and nonprofit issues in China\, will review what we know so far about the formation and developing roles of the Party’s Central Social Affairs Department\, the new Party group tasked with policy formation over a wide range of social policy issues\, and what this development may mean for Party-state policy coordination and boundaries on social policy issues and other possible implications.
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