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Thinking with Drafts: Speculative Temporal Reasoning for Efficient Long Video Understanding

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By Meng Cao, Yingyao Wang, Yi Wang, Jiahua Dong
| arXiv
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Street-level bureaucracy meets Big Data: The moral economy of taxation in China in the digital age

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By Yingyao Wang
| SAGE Publishing
Introduction Technologies have played a central role in shaping statecraft. The utilization of digital technologies and big data is reshaping the administrative state and its governance of the economy and society. One much-debated topic revolves around the impact of this digital revolution on state bureaucrats. Some authors argue that digital governance diminishes bureaucrats’ discretion and may render their roles redundant.
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Between Politics and Expert: Institutional Transposition and the Admission of Economic Bureaucrats into Party Elite in China

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By Yingyao Wang
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Red and expert are two differing principles in organizing the political lives of the Chinese government. This study transcends conventional characterizations of the red-expert relationship as either one-sided domination or mere co-existence, exploring its hybrid manifestations and dissecting the nuanced intersections. To this end, this article analyzes the Chinese Communist Party’s recruitment strategy, particularly focusing on the assimilation of economic experts.
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