The Chinese Communist Party's top priority remains what it has always been: the maintenance of absolute political power.
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China's Modern Authoritarianism
25 May 2009
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Link, P. & Kurlantzick, J., 2009. China's Modern Authoritarianism, CEIP: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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