Professor Ken Liberthal and Wang Changjiang discuss China's political development and prospects of political reform.

China has gone through an extraordinary economic transformation over the last 30 years. This transformation has remade the face of coastal China. It's now spilling over into the interior and it's raised, literally, hundreds of millions of people to an unprecedented level of affluence.

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