The Center for Advanced China Research (CACR) is a non-profit research organization that conducts Chinese-language research on China’s domestic politics, foreign affairs, and security policy. CACR engages with US and partner-country policymakers, China specialists, and the broader public through the production of high-quality analysis of Chinese politics in the form of regular reports, blog posts, and contributions to scholarly publications. CACR is an independent, non-partisan 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization located in Washington, DC.
The Party Watch Weekly Report delivers regular essential information on CCP activities to China watchers around the world every Monday morning, EST/EDT time. Firmly based on Chinese language sources that are either directly controlled by the CCP or managed by organizations directly subordinate to the CCP, the report endeavors to provide a broad overview of China and the world through the lens of the country’s most powerful political institution. Each section of the report corresponds with work portfolios of important CCP bureaucracies, delving into materials that are published by regime organs of each apparatus. The result is a unique and insightful publication that promotes timely understanding of the CCP regime.
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The Party Watch Weekly Report delivers regular essential information on CCP activities to China watchers around the world every Monday morning, EST/EDT time. Firmly based on Chinese language sources that are either directly controlled by the CCP or managed by organizations directly subordinate to the CCP, the report endeavors to provide a broad overview of China and the world through the lens of the country’s most powerful political institution. Each section of the report corresponds with work portfolios of important CCP bureaucracies, delving into materials that are published by regime organs of each apparatus. The result is a unique and insightful publication that promotes timely understanding of the CCP regime.
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*If you do not receive the report on Monday morning, please check your spam and "promotion" folders. If you do find it there, please mark as "not spam" or remove the "promotions" tag (services other than google might have a similarly-worded option). Please contact us if you have any issues at admin@ccpwatch.org*
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