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SUMMARY:Working Lunch with Li Ling (Vienna): "Governance of a Party-state: 
 Corruption\, Law\, and the Modus Operandi of the Chinese Communist Party"
DESCRIPTION:Li Ling will present her new book Governance of a Party-state: 
 Corruption\, Law\, and the Modus Operandi of the Chinese Communist Party (
 CUP\, 2025)\, which unveils the often-hidden inner workings of China's Par
 ty-state.  The Chinese Communist Party has crafted and relied on an integ
 rated regulatory system\, where politics and law are fused\, to govern bot
 h its internal operations and its relations with the state. Drawing on two
  decades of in-depth research\, Li delves into the 'black box' of decision
 -making in the Party-state\, analyzing the motivations and strategies that
  drive individual and institutional choices in corruption\, anti-corruptio
 n investigations\, and power struggles at the Politburo. This insightful b
 ook reveals the critical role of rules and institution-building within the
  Party\, illuminates the complex relationship between corruption and regim
 e stability\, and captures the evolving dynamics of Party-state relations.
  A must-read for students\, academics\, business leaders\, and policymaker
 s alike\, this book is an indispensable guide for anyone seeking a deeper 
 understanding of law\, politics\, and governance in China and its global i
 mplications.\\r\\nLing Li teaches China Studies at the University of Vienn
 a\, specializing in Chinese law and politics. She holds a doctorate in law
  from Leiden University and has published extensively on corruption\, anti
 -corruption\, and the political-legal system of the People's Republic of C
 hina (PRC).
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Li Ling will present her new book <a href="https://www.cambri
 dge.org/core/books/governance-of-a-partystate/6EC129E45A408FE761AE6ECDCD1B
 ECFD"><i><u>Governance of a Party-state: Corruption\, Law\, and the Modus 
 Operandi of the Chinese Communist Party</u></i></a> (CUP\, 2025)\, which u
 nveils the often-hidden inner workings of China's Party-state.&nbsp\; The 
 Chinese Communist Party has crafted and relied on an integrated regulatory
  system\, where politics and law are fused\, to govern both its internal o
 perations and its relations with the state. Drawing on two decades of in-d
 epth research\, Li delves into the 'black box' of decision-making in the P
 arty-state\, analyzing the motivations and strategies that drive individua
 l and institutional choices in corruption\, anti-corruption investigations
 \, and power struggles at the Politburo. This insightful book reveals the 
 critical role of rules and institution-building within the Party\, illumin
 ates the complex relationship between corruption and regime stability\, an
 d captures the evolving dynamics of Party-state relations. A must-read for
  students\, academics\, business leaders\, and policymakers alike\, this b
 ook is an indispensable guide for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of
  law\, politics\, and governance in China and its global implications.</p>
 \n<p><a href="https://ufind.univie.ac.at/de/person.html?id=60055" target="
 _blank"><u>Ling Li</u></a> teaches China Studies at the University of Vien
 na\, specializing in Chinese law and politics. She holds a doctorate in la
 w from Leiden University and has published extensively on corruption\, ant
 i-corruption\, and the political-legal system of the People's Republic of 
 China (PRC).</p>
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