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Public Nomination and Direct Election in China

Wen‐Hsuan Tsai, Peng-Hsiang Kao

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Abstract This research takes the case of Public Nomination and Direct Election, currently being rolled out in the People's Republic of China, to explain the function of elections in China. We believe that the goal of implementing this election system is to increase the governing ability of the Chinese Communist Party, thus sustaining the survival of the party-state system.

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Key concepts: Nomination, China, Communism, Political science, Function (biology), State (computer science), Electoral system, General election