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Andrea E. Pia is Assistant Professor in Anthropology at the London School of Economics.

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Harmony as Paternalism: Dispute Mediation in Xi Jinping’s China

Posted on 18 January 2021 by Andrea E. Pia

“Mediation” (renmin tiaojie 人民调解) — is experiencing a stunning revival in China. Drawing on Confucian and socialist practices of justice, mediation is a way for Chinese authorities to manage social change and quell dissent. In contemporary China, civil dissent is not only quenched through state coercion but can also be ushered off the political stage … more

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