Democracy in China: Can we even agree on what it means?
Hendrikse, Lamar
2021
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A study of popular conceptions of democracy in China and their consequences on state legitimacy and the broader political theory of democracy using four iterations of Asian Barometer Survey data. Three main frameworks for popular understanding of democracy in China are found, analyzed, and correlated with views on the Chinese party-state.

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Title Democracy in China: Can we even agree on what it means?
Author Hendrikse, Lamar : University of Chicago
Degree Type M.A.
Content Type Thesis
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Digital Object Identifier https://doi.org/10.6082/uchicago.3302
Related Resource Is Derived From: http://www.asianbarometer.org/survey
Publication Date 2021-08
Language English
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Record Appears in Social Sciences Division > Committee on International Relations (CIR)
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Record Created 2021-08-24

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