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Harmony is a code for political stasis

Editor | April 30, 2014 |

Aug. 24 (Granta/by Isabel Hilton): Harmony is a code for political stasis, for the right of China’s present rulers to stay in power. However distant its practice now is from anything Marx or Mao would have approved of, the old compulsion to rehearse the Leninist pedigree of successive positions persists. It was like watching the reflexive twitching of a chicken whose head had been cut off.

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Note: The writer is a columnist for the London Guardian, and the founder and editor of China Dialogue.