Journal of Chinese Governance

2016 - 2025

Current editor(s): Sujian Guo

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Introduction to special topic: contemporary challenges for financial management and budgeting in China pp. 543-545: Andrew Podger
Public financial management and the campaign against extravagant position-related consumption in China pp. 546-563: Hanyu Xiao
Why local governments need performance evaluation: intermediary institutions in the performance-based budgeting process in China pp. 564-573: Zaozao Zhao
Adoption or implementation: performance measurement in the city of Guangzhou’s Department of Education pp. 574-590: Meili Niu
Education outlay, fiscal transfer, and inter-region funding equity: a county-level analysis of education finance in China pp. 591-610: Ping Zhang, Zizhou Bu, Youqiang Wang and Yilin Hou
The Chinese ‘Developmental State 3.0’ and the resilience of authoritarianism pp. 611-632: Thomas Heberer
Rethinking subnational government capacity in China pp. 633-653: Kyle Jaros

Reflections on Chinese governance pp. 379-391: Francis Fukuyama
A response to Francis Fukuyama’s ‘reflections on Chinese governance’ pp. 392-404: Kerry Brown
Triangulating human political conditions and reorienting political development in China pp. 405-426: Ming Xia
International sources of political order in the People’s Republic of China: a lacuna in the Fukuyama framework pp. 427-440: Thomas Hale
Fukuyama and the Chinese middle class: modernization theory 1.5 pp. 441-456: Björn Alpermann
Chinese law and governance: moving beyond responsive authoritarianism and the rule of law pp. 457-469: William Hurst
Structural preconditions for the rise of the rule of law in China pp. 470-487: Martin K. Dimitrov
Justification of modern political order: on Fukuyama’s theory of Chinese governance pp. 488-505: Jiantao Ren
The state with a surname: a dialogue with Fukuyama on the state in China pp. 506-519: Yu Liu
Watching Chinese politics under the mirror of the end of history—dialogue with Francis Fukuyama on his reflections on Chinese governance pp. 520-533: Guangbin Yang
Local governance innovation in China: experimentation, diffusion, and defiance pp. 534-538: Xuelian Chen
Varieties of governance in China: migration and institutional change in Chinese villages pp. 539-542: Liang Ma

Sources of regime legitimacy in Confucian societies pp. 195-213: Yun-Han Chu
The Rise of Public Administration in China since 1978: driving forces, problems and prospects pp. 214-227: Jiannan Wu, Yilin Hou and Liang Ma
Order in chaos: re-understand social instability in China pp. 228-250: Yanling He and Guanglong Wang
Dynamics of central–local relations in China’s social welfare system pp. 251-268: Xufeng Zhu
Niche, connections and NGO operation in China pp. 269-283: Yongshun Cai and Jing Zhang
From manipulation to integration: the strategic transformation of grassroots control in China pp. 284-302: Xiaoming Zhang and Zhenghan Cao
Asymmetrical adaptations to grassroots self-government between rural and urban China pp. 303-323: S. Philip Hsu
Climate change challenges and China’s response: mitigation and governance pp. 324-339: Fabiana Barbi, Leila da Costa Ferreira and Sujian Guo
Global systemic risk ranking of Chinese financial institutions pp. 340-372: Abdelkader Derbali
Governing civil service pay in China pp. 373-375: Liang Ma
Corporate power in global agrifood governance pp. 376-378: Jingsong Li

How China’s citizens view the quality of governance under Xi Jinping pp. 1-20: Tony Saich
New Agenda for the Study of Chinese Governance pp. 21-40: Jianxing Yu and Shizong Wang
Learning, training, and governing: the CCP’s cadre education since the reform pp. 41-54: Yu Keping
Whither local governance in contemporary China? Reconfiguration for more effective policy implementation pp. 55-77: Anna L. Ahlers, Thomas Heberer and Gunter Schubert
Regulations against revolution: mapping policy innovations in China pp. 78-98: Xuelian Chen and Christian Göbel
From social management to social governance: discourse change and policy adjustment pp. 99-118: Zengke He
Government finances and public interests: perspectives on state-building pp. 119-138: Jing Zhang
Social governance and the Qinghe Experiment pp. 139-156: Li Qiang and Wang Tuohan
Reinstating autonomy: an exploration into the effective forms for realizing villager autonomy pp. 157-173: Yong Xu
The China model and its efficacy in a comparative context pp. 174-187: Liang Tang
Governance and adaption of the Chinese Communist Party: a comparative perspective pp. 188-190: Xiang Gao
Environmental Governance in China pp. 191-194: Yujing Tan and Kai Fang