Home › Part III — Elimination & China's Transition › Chapter 27 — A Scenario Tree for the CCP’s Loss of Power, Dissolution, and the End of the Regime CPSU-Style Dissolution, Leadership Incapacitation, Intra-Party Split, War Defeat, Loss of Central Control, and Social Shock (Future Scenarios) › 27-7 Scenario Comparison and Dynamic Updating: Probabilities, Triggers, Branches, and Policy Stress Testing › 27-7-4 Protection of Civilians, State Continuity, Foreign Policy, and Worst-Case Stress Testing › 27-7-4-1 Protection of Civilians, State Continuity, Foreign Policy, and Worst-Case Stress Testing: Current Conditions, Comparative Experience, Proposals, and Primary Materials › 27-7-4-1-2 Civilian risks; behavioral consequences; state continuity; chain of responsibility; and alternative explanations 27-7-4-1-2 Civilian risks; behavioral consequences; state continuity; chain of responsibility; and alternative explanations Folder · PG-E ID CH-027.7.4.1.02
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