Chinese
Figting Gorruption: How the CPC works
Edited by Xie Chuntao, translated by Wang Jun
Publisher:
New World Press
Place of publication:
Beijing
Date of publication:
January 2016
Number of pages:
251
ISBN:
978-7-5104-5540-7
Languages:
English
Contents
- Chapter 1 Commitment to Improving Party Conduct,Upholding Integrity and Combating Corruption1-50
- Judgment: The Fight against Corruption Remains a Serious and Complex Challenge4-13
- Action: To Reduce Existing Cases and Curb Increasing Corruption13-21
- Principle: Total Effort, Zero-Tolerance and Leaving No Stone Unturned21-31
- Target: Dare Not, Cannot and Wish Not to Commit Acts of Corruption32-50
- Chapter 2 Carrying Out the 'Eight Rules'51-95
- Feasible Measures to Change the Style of Work54-63
- The End of Banquets63-74
- Mid-Autumn Festival with a Difference74-83
- 'We Can Get It Done'84-95
- Chapter 3 Zero Tolerance for Corruption:Catching Both 'Flies' and 'Tigers'97-142
- Relentless Crackdown on 'Tigers'100-112
- Sparing No Effort in Catching 'Flies'112-123
- The Military Is Resolute in Combating Corruption124-135
- Operation Fox Hunt a Success135-142
- Chapter 4 Power Must Be 'Caged' by the System143-200
- Abuse of Power146-151
- 'You Cannot Enclose Cats in an Ox Pen'152-160
- Strengthening Oversight of the 'First Men in Command'160-168
- Restricting Power by Deepening Reform169-178
- Sunshine Is the Best Disinfectant178-193
- Achievements and Prospects193-200
- Chapter 5 The CPC's Discipline Inspection System:an Efficient Tool against Corruption201-240
- Taking the Mystery out of the CCDI204-210
- Inspection Tours Pack a Powerful Anti-Corruption Punch210-225
- Advancing Reform of the Discipline Inspection System226-240