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| Party-State and State-Society: A Consideration of Relations between the Two Categories in the Context of Contemporary Chinese Politics |
| 中国人民大学国际关系学院 北京100872 |
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Abstract State-Society relation and Party-Government relation are two widely used key conceptual categories in political analysis on contemporary Chinese politics. However, these two categories are treated separately in most relevant researches. Based on the paper's recent studies on villager's self-government, especially the conflicts between elected village committees and township governments, the paper argues that there exist some inner relations between the two categories in the context of Chinese politics. These inner relations also reveal some very important characteristics of politics in contemporary China.
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Received: 25 February 2005
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