具体描述
编辑推荐
本书全面介绍了中国共产党和中国政府为反腐败所做的努力,书中既介绍了中共在这方面的机构、机制和制度改革和建设,比如对中纪委机构设置和工作机制的详细介绍,为读者揭开了中纪委的神秘面纱。书中列举了十八大以来发生的典型案例,既有“老虎”,又有“苍蝇”,让读者了解关于这些案件的更多详细情况。因此,本书是一本可读性很强的时政类读物。
内容简介
本书力求全面地反映习总书记的党中央所做的努力,包括对腐败和反腐败问题的认识,以规定改善党的作风,严厉惩处腐败分子,编织关权力的笼子,以及推进纪检等方面的体制改革等。本书共分为五个章节:党风廉政建设和反腐败斗争永远在路上;贯彻落实八项规定;对腐败零容忍:既打“老虎”也拍“苍蝇”;把权力关进制度的笼子;反腐利器:中共的纪检体制。
作者简介
谢春涛,现任中共中央党校党史教研部主任,教授,博士生导师。曾任中共中央党校报刊社社长兼总编辑,中国中共党史学会常务理事、副秘书长,并被多所高校和研究机构聘为客座教授或特约研究员。1998年获得国务院颁发的政府特殊津贴,2005年被国务院授予全国先进工作者称号。还被中组部确定为中央联系的专家,被中宣部确定为全国宣传思想工作“四个一批”人才。主持和参与了多项部级课题的研究工作。近年来的主要研究方向是中国特色社会主义史和中国共产党执政经验。出版有《大跃进狂澜》和《庐山风云:1959年庐山会议简史》等专著,主编有《中国特色社会主义史》、《转折中国:1976—1982》、《历史的轨迹:中国共产党为什么能?》、《中国共产党如何治理国家?》、《中国简史——从孔夫子到邓小平》(英文版)等书,发表文章百余篇。其中,《历史的轨迹:中国共产党为什么能?》被中宣部理论局和中组部干教局向全党推荐,被中宣部、中央文明办和新闻出版总署向全国推荐。
目录
Chapter 1
Commitment to Improving Party Conduct,Upholding Integrity and Combating Corruption
Judgment: The Fight against Corruption Remains a Serious and Complex Challenge
Action: To Reduce Existing Cases and Curb Increasing Corruption
Principle: Total Effort, Zero-Tolerance and Leaving No Stone Unturned
Target: Dare Not, Cannot and Wish Not to Commit Acts of Corruption
Chapter 2
Carrying Out the ‘Eight Rules’
Feasible Measures to Change the Style of Work
The End of Banquets
Mid-Autumn Festival with a Difference
‘We Can Get It Done’
Chapter 3
Zero Tolerance for Corruption:
Catching Both ‘Flies’ and ‘Tigers’
Relentless Crackdown on ‘Tigers’
Sparing No Effort in Catching ‘Flies’
The Military Is Resolute in Combating Corruption
Operation Fox Hunt a Success
Chapter 4
Power Must Be ‘Caged’ by the System
Abuse of Power
‘You Cannot Enclose Cats in an Ox Pen’
Strengthening Oversight of the ‘First Men in Command’
Restricting Power by Deepening Reform
Sunshine Is the Best Disinfectant
Achievements and Prospects
Chapter 5
The CPC’s Discipline Inspection System:an Efficient Tool against Corruption
Taking the mystery out of the CCDI
Inspection Tours Pack a Powerful Anti-Corruption Punch
Advancing Reform of the Discipline Inspection System
精彩书摘
《中国共产党如何反腐败(英文版)》:
The statement “focusing on treating the symptoms so as to buy time to cure the disease” makes clear the orientation ofimproving Party conduct, upholding integrity and combating corruption.
In accordance with this idea, the CPC Central Committee has strengthened investigation of corruption cases.In 2013 alone, the CCDI investigated or supervised investigation of 145 cases for violations of the eight—point code, with 19 ministerial—level officials being investigated, the most since 1987.Local authorities have also investigated some major cases within their localities or departments.For instance, the Discipline Inspection Commission of the CPC Anhui Provincial Committee investi gated and punished Chen Lianggang, former head of the provincial land and resources department, for serious violation of Party discipline and state laws; the Discipline Inspection Commission of the CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee investigated and punished Liang Daohang, former vice mayor of Shenzhen, for serious violation of Party discipline and state laws, From January to November 2013, authorities across the country punished more than 4,900 officials at county—level or above, up by 39 percent year—on—year.
…… 前言/序言
A Comprehensive Analysis of China's Anti-Corruption Efforts: Challenges, Strategies, and Global Implications This book offers a deep dive into the multifaceted landscape of anti-corruption initiatives undertaken by the Communist Party of China (CPC). It moves beyond simplistic narratives to explore the intricate dynamics, historical context, and evolving strategies employed in the Party's ongoing campaign against corruption. This comprehensive analysis seeks to provide readers with a nuanced understanding of the complexities involved, the successes achieved, and the persistent challenges that lie ahead. The genesis of China's anti-corruption drive can be traced back to the very foundations of the People's Republic. From the early days of the revolution, the CPC recognized corruption as a significant threat to its legitimacy and the effective governance of the nation. However, the intensification of anti-corruption efforts in recent decades is a response to a confluence of factors, including rapid economic development, increasing globalization, and the growing public demand for fairness and accountability. The book will delve into the historical trajectory of anti-corruption policies, examining how the Party's approach has adapted to changing socio-economic conditions and the shifting global anti-corruption landscape. It will explore the early campaigns, their methodologies, and the lessons learned, setting the stage for understanding the contemporary era of intensified crackdowns. At the heart of this analysis lies an examination of the strategies and mechanisms the CPC has deployed. This is not a mere cataloging of policies, but a critical assessment of their design, implementation, and effectiveness. The book will dissect the institutional reforms undertaken, including the establishment and evolution of supervisory bodies. It will analyze the legal frameworks that underpin anti-corruption efforts, scrutinizing the relevant laws, regulations, and judicial interpretations. Furthermore, the book will explore the innovative approaches adopted, such as the extensive use of technology in investigations, data analysis for identifying corruption risks, and the integration of anti-corruption education and awareness programs into various levels of society. The emphasis will be on how these diverse elements are woven together to form a comprehensive anti-corruption apparatus. A key focus will be on the leadership and organizational aspects of the anti-corruption campaign. The book will investigate the role of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) and its expanded powers under the current leadership. It will explore the mechanisms of internal oversight, the accountability systems for Party officials, and the processes for reporting and investigating corruption allegations within the Party structure. The book will also consider the emphasis placed on political loyalty and ideological rectitude as integral components of anti-corruption efforts, and analyze the theoretical underpinnings that guide these initiatives. This includes an exploration of concepts like "self-revolution" and "strict governance of the Party." The book will also dedicate significant attention to the challenges inherent in combating corruption, particularly within a system as vast and complex as China's. These challenges are multifaceted and include issues of enforcement consistency, the potential for abuse of power in the name of anti-corruption, the difficulties in achieving absolute transparency, and the pervasive influence of personal networks and guanxi. It will examine the obstacles faced in recovering illicit assets, both domestically and internationally, and the complexities of cross-border cooperation in asset tracing and repatriation. The book will analyze the systemic vulnerabilities that can breed corruption and the ongoing efforts to address these root causes, such as bureaucratic inefficiencies, opaque decision-making processes, and the concentration of power. Furthermore, the study will explore the public perception and social impact of the anti-corruption campaign. It will consider how the government has sought to build public trust and foster a culture of integrity. This includes an examination of public awareness campaigns, the role of media in reporting on corruption cases, and the evolving relationship between the Party and the citizenry in the context of anti-corruption efforts. The book will also delve into the potential unintended consequences, such as the chilling effect on certain types of business activity or the perception of a crackdown disproportionately targeting specific groups. Understanding public sentiment and the broader societal implications is crucial for a holistic assessment. In addition to domestic efforts, the book will analyze China's engagement with the international community on anti-corruption matters. This includes its participation in global anti-corruption forums, its efforts to ratify and implement international conventions, and its collaboration with other countries on issues such as mutual legal assistance and extradition. The book will explore the motivations behind this international engagement, whether driven by a genuine commitment to global governance or by the desire to enhance domestic stability and recover overseas assets. It will also consider the international perception of China's anti-corruption efforts and the ongoing dialogue and potential friction points with other nations. A crucial aspect of this analysis will be to assess the outcomes and effectiveness of China's anti-corruption campaign. While acknowledging the significant number of officials investigated and disciplined, the book will aim for a balanced evaluation of its long-term impact. This will involve considering indicators beyond the number of cases, such as changes in public trust, improvements in governance efficiency, and the reduction of corruption-related economic losses. The book will also critically examine different perspectives on the effectiveness of the campaign, incorporating insights from scholars, policymakers, and relevant international organizations. It will address the ongoing debate about whether the current approach represents a sustainable model for long-term corruption prevention or a more cyclical campaign against perceived threats. Finally, the book will look towards the future, considering the evolving nature of corruption and the potential future directions of China's anti-corruption efforts. It will explore emerging trends in corruption, such as cyber-enabled fraud and corruption in new economic sectors, and how the CPC might adapt its strategies to address these. The book will also reflect on the broader implications of China's anti-corruption drive for global governance and the international fight against corruption. It aims to provide a comprehensive, insightful, and critically engaged understanding of one of the most significant political and social campaigns of our time.