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Discipline and supervision system
Articles
14- From Anti-Corruption to Purge: Governance and Power ReorderingPlacing real corruption enforcement, case selection, personnel replacement, and loyalty reordering in one evidence chain.
- Buying Office, Promotion Exchange, and Cadre DependencyHow appointment authority, informal exchange, and later discipline can convert corrupt ties into political dependency.
- Supervisory Detention Procedure: Approval Authority, Statutory Conditions, and Case FlowHow supervision cases flow from lead intake through investigation, detention, and prosecution referral under statutory authority limits.
- CCDI and National Commission of Supervision: From Party Discipline to State SupervisionMandates, investigative sequence, transfer to prosecutors, and external oversight gaps in the merged discipline-supervision system.
- Discipline And Supervision: How Internal Fear Maintains LoyaltyWhy discipline inspection is both an anti-corruption tool and a technology of loyalty control.
- Inspection System: How The Center Keeps Local Officials InsecureWhy inspection is not a normal audit but a channel for sending organizational fear into local governments and departments.
- Liuzhi Detention: Closed Custody in Supervision InvestigationsAuthority and oversight across liuzhi, protective custody, ordered availability, interrogation, and judicial transfer.
- Military Procurement Corruption and the Dual Chain of Political PurgeHow procurement, promotion, military discipline, and readiness rectification become connected in anti-corruption campaigns.
- China’s National Cadre Reporting System Has Not Become a Public Asset RegisterChina has expanded internal asset reporting, checks, and conflict-of-interest controls without creating a nationwide public register of officials’ assets and interests.
- Why Cadre Asset Reporting Remains a Closed Supervisory SystemHow personal-matters reporting creates internal visibility without public asset disclosure.
- Timeline of Party Organization and Elite PoliticsA timeline of democratic centralism, Party-state relations, cadre control, discipline, leading groups, and leadership authority.
- How Party Inspection Becomes a Political Information SystemHow inspection authorization, interviews, lead transfers, and rectification reviews centralize political information.
- How Selective Anti-Corruption Reduces Risk for the Political CenterHow case selection can combine governance, deterrence, and political reordering when corruption is widespread and enforcement is finite.
- Summons, Warnings, And Administrative Punishment As Low-Cost ControlHow summons, warnings, fines, administrative detention, and phone inspection create real costs for ordinary people.
Cases
3- The Bo Xilai Case: Corruption Judgment and Elite ReorderingSeparating the judgment, discipline process, Chongqing network, and political consequences.
- The Sun Zhengcai Case: Succession Expectations, Sudden Removal, and Loyalty ReorderingElite risk control through personnel action, discipline characterization, and later conviction.
- The Zhou Yongkang Case: Security Power, Petroleum Interests, and NetworksHow a top-security case affected political-legal, local, and state-enterprise networks.