Jean-Pierre Cabestan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 341886 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jean-Pierre Cabestan |
| PRENOMES | Jean-Pierre |
| SOBRENOME | Cabestan |
| ASSINATURA | CABESTAN J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Hong Kong Baptist University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5933-8901 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 85 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 77 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 84 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1983 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
“La résignation et la tristesse règnent parmi les démocrates hongkongais”
China after Mao
Xi Jinping and China's whole-process democracy
Since 2021, Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have started to promote 'whole-process people's democracy' (全过程人民民主, hereafter w-p democracy). Presented as superior to Western democracy, it is officially aimed at increasing the public's participation in public affairs and at improving China's international image. This article's objective is to better comprehend the content and the rationale of this political initiative and to assess …
The Ties That Bind
The article addresses a two-fold question: first, why does the French state invest so much time and resources in its Indian Ocean islands, Mayotte and Runion?And why do these ultramarine regions remain wedded to the French Republic?The high degree of insular buy-in both regions involves a two-level game, connecting state and island actors.Such turning to mainland France represents a form of African agency, however dependent on the mainland these …
The Belt and Road Initiative and China’s Hegemony in Africa
Facing China
Organisation and (Lack of) Democracy in the Chinese Communist Party
There has always been a lack of democratic life in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Former CCP Secretary General Hu Jintao attempted in the first decade of the twenty-first century to promote reform, including a revision of the party constitution, aimed at enhancing “intra-party democracy” (党内民主, dangnei minzhu). However, Xi Jinping has put on hold this plan, fully restoring the verticality of the institution where it may have been weakened. Th…
Demain la Chine
Développement économique vertigineux, montée en puissance impressionnante, modernisation militaire sans précédent, passions nationalistes souvent incandescentes, confrontation de plus en plus intense avec les États-Unis, tous ces ingrédients connus semblent conduire immanquablement la Chine à la guerre. Les causes immédiates d’un conflit armé ne manquent pas : les prétentions de Pékin en mer de Chine du Sud, le conflit territorial sino-japonais a…
China's Military Base in Djibouti
This article analyzes China’ and the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)’s rationale in opening what it calls a ‘logistical support facility’ in Djibouti as well as the missions that it is supposed to fulfil. The author also presents this base’s activities since its opening on 1 August 2017 and explores the potential role that the Chinese military stationed in Djibouti could play to secure Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road initiative and protect Chinese inte…
Beijing’s ‘Going Out’ Strategy and Belt and Road Initiative in the Sahel
The State and Digital Society in China
There is no question that China is ahead of many developed countries in the digitalization of both its society and surveillance systems. It is also clear that the new technologies made possible by this digitalization — the widespread use of smart ID cards, the Great Firewall, the accumulation of Big Data, the social credit system (SCS) and facial recognition — have enhanced the capacity of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to rule China, maintain…
China’s foreign and security policy institutions and decision-making under Xi Jinping
Power concentration in the hands of Xi Jinping, Chinese Communist Party General Secretary, can be interpreted not only as a reaction to the power fragmentation and the intra-party factionalism that developed under his predecessor, but also as a way to strengthen and stabilise China’s authoritarian polity. In the realm of foreign and security policy, it can also be understood as the result of China’s awareness of both the growing transnational sec…
China’s response to the 2014–2016 Ebola crisis
The 2014–16 Ebola crisis in West Africa was China’s very first opportunity to demonstrate its willingness and ability to play a meaningful role in addressing public health emergencies of international concern. China’s decision to participate in the international response to the outbreak was part of an ambition to enhance its contribution to Africa’s security in general and health security in particular and to exert more influence on global norms.…
Political Changes in China Since the 19th CCP Congress
China’s Military Base in Djibouti
This article analyzes China’ and the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)’s rationale in opening what it calls a ‘logistical support facility’ in Djibouti as well as the missions that it is supposed to fulfil. The author also presents this base’s activities since its opening on 1 August 2017 and explores the potential role that the Chinese military stationed in Djibouti could play to secure Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road initiative and protect Chinese inte…
Asien /Asia
Les nouvelles routes de la soie
Les « nouvelles routes de la soie » ont été lancées en 2013 par la Chine, mais n'ont vraiment démarré qu'en 2015. Elles sont ouvertes à tous les pays. Leur finalité est-elle impérialiste ? Elles visent plutôt à établir une hégémonie chinoise sur les plans économiques et politiques, en contrecarrant l'influence américaine. L'Europe occidentale est aussi affectée. Quel profit en tirer ? Quelles menaces ce projet recouvre-t-il
Comment la Chine a renoué avec le monde
Demain la Chine
Beijing’s ‘Going Out’ Strategy and Belt and Road Initiative in the Sahel
In looking at the case of Niger, this article demonstrates that there have been a lot of similarities between China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) launched in 2013 and its ‘going out’ strategy initiated in the late 1990s. Prior to 2013, many of the BRI’s objectives and strategies were already at work in Africa, and particularly in socioeconomically poor, landlocked countries that badly need infrastructure and connectivity. It also shows that Ch…
Demain la Chine
Le piège de Thucydide vu de Pékin
China’s Institutional Changes in the Foreign and Security Policy Realm Under Xi Jinping
Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso and Taiwan restored official relations in 1994, after which Taipei's aid has been generous. Taiwan's approach to official development assistance has remained largely traditional, closely linking its public diplomacy to its foreign policy objectives. Trade between both countries has remained very modest. In the same period, because of mainland China's rise and active strategy of ‘going out’, Burkina Faso has developed a robust trade a…
China Tomorrow
China’s Military Base in Djibouti
This article analyzes China’ and the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)’s rationale in opening what it calls a ‘logistical support facility’ in Djibouti as well as the missions that it is supposed to fulfil. The author also presents this base’s activities since its opening on 1 August 2017 and explores the potential role that the Chinese military stationed in Djibouti could play to secure Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road initiative and protect Chinese inte…
Le système politique chinois
Tentaculaire, opaque, le Parti communiste domine le système politique chinois. Fort de 85 millions de membres et de quelque 10 millions de cadres, il dirige l’État, l’administration, l’Armée, les assemblées populaires ainsi que les entreprises et les établissements publics. Beaucoup plus décentralisé et flexible depuis les réformes de 1979, il dispose néanmoins de ressources humaines et économiques considérables qui lui permettent de contrôler la…
China's Foreign- and Security-policy Decision-making Processes under Hu Jintao
Since 1979, foreign- and security-policy-making and implementation processes have gradually and substantially changed. New modes of operation that have consolidated under Hu Jintao, actually took shape under Jiang Zemin in the 1990s, and some, under Deng Xiaoping. While the military's role has diminished, that of diplomats, experts, and bureaucracies dealing with trade, international economic relations, energy, propaganda and education has increa…
China’s foreign and security policy institutions and decision-making under Xi Jinping
Power concentration in the hands of Xi Jinping, Chinese Communist Party General Secretary, can be interpreted not only as a reaction to the power fragmentation and the intra-party factionalism that developed under his predecessor, but also as a way to strengthen and stabilise China’s authoritarian polity. In the realm of foreign and security policy, it can also be understood as the result of China’s awareness of both the growing transnational sec…
The political and practical obstacles to the reform of the judiciary and the establishment of a rule of law in China
China’s Institutional Changes in the Foreign and Security Policy Realm Under Xi Jinping
Les multiples facettes du nationalisme chinois
Si le nationalisme chinois, pour des raisons qui tiennent a l’histoire, est a bien des egards specifique, il traduit depuis le debut de l’epoque contemporaine, c’est-a-dire la Guerre de l’Opium (1840), le profond sentiment d’insecurite des elites chinoises. Toutefois, par-dela ce sentiment d’insecurite, plusieurs formes de nationalisme cohabitent : un nationalisme officiel, inspire par l’ideologie communiste et le souci du Parti communiste de mai…
Beijing’s ‘Going Out’ Strategy and Belt and Road Initiative in the Sahel
In looking at the case of Niger, this article demonstrates that there have been a lot of similarities between China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) launched in 2013 and its ‘going out’ strategy initiated in the late 1990s. Prior to 2013, many of the BRI’s objectives and strategies were already at work in Africa, and particularly in socioeconomically poor, landlocked countries that badly need infrastructure and connectivity. It also shows that Ch…
Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso and Taiwan restored official relations in 1994, after which Taipei's aid has been generous. Taiwan's approach to official development assistance has remained largely traditional, closely linking its public diplomacy to its foreign policy objectives. Trade between both countries has remained very modest. In the same period, because of mainland China's rise and active strategy of ‘going out’, Burkina Faso has developed a robust trade a…
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Central Asia, and the Great Powers, an Introduction
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) appears today as a mature, comprehensive, and inclusive intergovernmental regional organization. However, co-piloted by China and Russia, the SCO’s course still raises many questions about its objectives, priorities, and, more important, its achievements and raison d’être, as well as the enduring rivalries among its members
China-Cameroon relations
© 2015, The South African Institute of International Affairs. Since the 1990s, the Sino-Cameroonian relationship has grown rapidly. Today, China plays a key role in Cameroon's economic development, particularly in regards to infrastructure projects. However, in the last few years, Yaoundé's partnership with Beijing has encountered an increasing number of obstacles. Behind the warm pro-China rhetoric, the Cameroonian government has become more wil…
La Chine évoluerait-elle vers un autoritarisme « éclairé » mais ploutocratique
Quelles perspectives pour le rgime politique chinois 1 ?La rponse cette question est particulirement ardue car la Chine, plus que beaucoup d'autres pays, a volu de manire atypique, tant l'poque o elle tait totalitaire que depuis la mort de Mao Zedong, et surtout depuis la fin de la Guerre froide et du communisme europen 2 .Pour de multiples raisons, son parcours a t original et a de grandes chances de le demeurer.Cela ne signifie pas que toute ru…
La nouvelle Assemblée populaire nationale et l'après-XVIe Congrès en Chine [Vers un autoritarisme élitiste et consultatif ?]
La reunion en mars 2003 de la 10eme Assemblee populaire nationale a confirme les decisions et changements de dirigeants decides en novembre 2002 par le XVIeme congres du PC chinois. Quatre mois apres que les delegues au congres eurent enterine une transition en douceur du pouvoir de la « troisieme a la quatrieme generation » des dirigeants communistes, la direction du PC promouvait a la tete de sa « facade etatique » un nouveau groupe de responsa…
The Ties That Bind
The article addresses a two-fold question: first, why does the French state invest so much time and resources in its Indian Ocean islands, Mayotte and Runion?And why do these ultramarine regions remain wedded to the French Republic?The high degree of insular buy-in both regions involves a two-level game, connecting state and island actors.Such turning to mainland France represents a form of African agency, however dependent on the mainland these …
China’s response to the 2014–2016 Ebola crisis
The 2014–16 Ebola crisis in West Africa was China’s very first opportunity to demonstrate its willingness and ability to play a meaningful role in addressing public health emergencies of international concern. China’s decision to participate in the international response to the outbreak was part of an ambition to enhance its contribution to Africa’s security in general and health security in particular and to exert more influence on global norms.…
Political Changes in China Since the 19th CCP Congress
Asien /Asia
La nouvelle détente dans le détroit de Taiwan. Quel impact sur la sécurité et l’avenir de la République de Chine
La détente actuelle dans le détroit de Formose est, à première vue, accueillie favorablement par l’ensemble des parties en présence : Taiwan, la Chine et les États-Unis. Cette détente demeure néanmoins armée, et les questions liées à la sécurité de l’île n’ont pas encore été abordées. En effet, tandis que grâce à une intégration économique accélérée la Chine exerce une influence grandissante sur Taiwan, la menace de l’Armée populaire de libératio…
Taiwan
Spécificités et limites du nationalisme taiwanais
Cabestan Jean-Pierre. Spécificités et limites du nationalisme taiwanais. In: Perspectives chinoises, n°91, 2005. pp. 34-45
Integration without Reunification
The United States, the third actor in what is still too often perceived as a bilateral and 'internal' dispute, will likely continue to prevent the direst of scenarios from taking place in cross-Strait relations: Taiwan independence, Taiwan's forced absorption by China, or even war. This outside constraint as well as the rapid development of multiple relations across the Strait hopefully will narrow the options available to Beijing and Taipei in t…
Quelles solutions pour la querelle Chine-Taiwan
Taiwan in 1999
Research Article| January 01 2000 Taiwan in 1999: A Difficult Year for the Island and the Kuomintang Jean-Pierre Cabestan Jean-Pierre Cabestan Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Asian Survey (2000) 40 (1): 172–180. https://doi.org/10.2307/3021231 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Twitter LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cit…
Recrudescence de tension « d'Etat à Etat » dans le détroit de Formose [La nouvelle approche taiwanaise de ses relations avec la Chine populaire et ses répercussions]
Vers un système semi-présidentiel à la française ? [La réforme constitutionnelle ]
La réforme de l'organisation économique en Chine populaire
Comment devient-on ministre en Chine populaire
How Does One Become a Minister in People's China ? Here we have an empirical analysis of the careers of the present leadership of the State central administration of People's China, based on comparison of the government of 1983 with those of 1965, 1975, 1978 and 1980. Unlike their elders, the present leadership, who mostly originate from the coastal regions of China, joined the Communist Party during the Sino-Japanese war, and have the advantage …
Développement du droit et modernisation en Chine populaire
Depuis 1979, le développement économique est l'objectif prioritaire de la direction du PC chinois. Parallèlement, la nouvelle équipe au pouvoir a rétabli les institutions judiciaires et de contrôle, a favorisé le développement des professions et de la formation juridiques et a promulgué une importante législation notamment en matière économique. En dépit des importants progrès enregistrés dans l'application des règles juridiques, l'inachèvement d…
Commentary on the Article by You Chunmei on Current Administrative Reform in China
Justice répressive et droits de l'homme en République populaire de Chine [A propos de la mission de juristes français en Chine (octobre 1991) ]
Cabestan Jean-Pierre. Justice repressive et droits de l'homme en Republique populaire de Chine [A propos de la mission de juristes francais en Chine (octobre 1991) ]. In: Perspectives chinoises, n°1, 1992. pp. 24-27
La Chine à la recherche du néo-autoritarisme ou la revanche de Zhao Ziyang
En janvier 1992, Deng Xiaoping est sorti de sa semi-retraite pour lancer une offensive qui avait pour but de reprendre les réformes économiques et politiques entreprises dans les années quatre-vingt. Le programme proposé ne paraît guère différent de celui mis en œuvre par Zhao Ziyang avant le massacre du 4 juin 1989. Transition vers l'économie de marche et « néo-autoritarisme » politique, tels sont les deux aspects de la stratégie de Deng à quelq…
Civil Service Reform in China
International audience
L'enjeu institutionnel des élections de décembre
Un autre pas vers la normalisation ? [La visite de Tang Shubei à Taiwan]
Les missiles de Pékin et l'avenir de Taiwan… et de Lee Teng-hui. L'île de Taiwan dans la tourmente
Une entreprise de légitimation [La 7e Conférence internationale contre la corruption, Pékin, du 6 au 10 octobre 1995]
Vers un sommet Jiang Zemin - Lee Teng-hui ? A propos du discours en huit points de Jiang Zemin et de la réponse en six points de Lee Teng-hui
Pékin et les élections
Le voyage du Président Lee Teng-hui aux Etats-Unis. Une victoire pour Taiwan ou un échec pour la Chine
Les principaux organismes de recherche sur Taiwan en Chine populaire
L'impact de la stratégie balistique de la Chine
A qui appartiennent les îles Dioaoyu
La crise dans le détroit et l'élection présidentielle à Taiwan
Le nouveau gouvernement de Lee Teng-hui
L'ouverture des liaisons maritimes directes. Quel impact économique ? Quel enjeu politique
Une partie de go sans vainqueur ? [L'avenir des relations poltiques entre Hong Kong et Taiwan]
Vers un système semi-présidentiel à la française ? [La réforme constitutionnelle ]
Vers une crise alimentaire en Chine et dans le monde ? [Entretien exclusif avec Lester Brown, l'auteur de Who will feed China ?]
Le Kuomintang politiquement minoritaire [Les élections locales de novembre 1997]
La transition politique en Chine populaire
The political transition in Communist China : Can the underway liberalization give birth to democracy ? The Chinese Communist Party's leadership has launched a reform of political structures with the single objective of "perfecting the socialist democracy" that the Chinese already enjoy, as opposed to "Western parliamentary democracy", which the authorities in Peking still see as synonymous with "bourgeois democracy". Since Tiananmen in 1989, two…
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