Pension Policy and Governmentality in China

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The book explores how the Chinese Communist Party has successfully navigated rapid economic growth while maintaining its grip on power. It examines the mechanisms of governmentality that have allowed the regime to foster compliance among the populace despite significant social and economic transformations. By analyzing the interplay between state strategies and societal responses, the author addresses the broader implications for political sociology and the resilience of authoritarian governance in the face of change.