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Despite makeover, China remains a Leninist state

Editor | April 30, 2014 |

June 29 (Guardian/by Isabel Hilton): Following its Confucian makeover, the ideology of the Chinese Communist Party is hard to define. But there is one area in which the party remains true to form: it is still, in its organisation, a Leninist party, dedicated to its own destiny of perpetual rule.

Full story: The writer is the editor of chinadialogue.net