The “Three No’s” system in the fight against corruption in China

Abstract

The article examines the theoretical and practical development of the “Three No’s” system in China's fight against corruption: "no dare to be corrupted, no option to be corrupted, and no desire to be corrupted". Since 2012, the “Three No’s” concept has been incorporated into party and state documents, as well as anti-corruption plans. Over time, the formulation, order and content of the concept have evolved, and in 2019, the “unified promotion of the 'Three No’s'” was established as the core anti-corruption policy and an important intra-party governance strategy. The development and wording refinement of the “ Three No’s” concept reflect the dynamic nature of China's anti-corruption policy. Currently, the system, based on three complementary mechanisms, is an important component of the anti-corruption policy in the People's Republic of China.

Keywords

• china
• xi jinping
• “ three no’s”
• no dare to be corrupted
• no option to be corrupted
• no desire to be corrupted
• corruption
• anti-corruption policy