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075922
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2007.
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xv, 406p.
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0199208344
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090505
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093871
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2010.
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Specialists on Chinese studies are divided on whether or not China is moving towards democracy. Many scholars forcefully argue that China by now is fairly democratic. While conforming to these views, this article prompts the thesis that China is already somewhat democratic today and is becoming more so. This is argued by highlighting the trends and the progressive character in its emerging regime politics. On the surface, these progressive trends and character may be seen as rhetorical and more as a communist proposition to legitimize its ruling. But the mere emergence of these democratic features confirms that the regime in China is in a phase of transition. In the idiom of political regimes, one may like to call it a 'hybrid' state
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102162
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112552
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Washington, DC, Brookings Institution Press, 2009.
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xxxi, 219p.Pbk
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9780815722182
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006912
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Houndmills, Macmillan, 1997.
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xi,212p.
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033373670
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005690
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Houndmills, Macmillan, 1995.
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xv, 178p.
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0333626729
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| 037155 | 320.951/CHI 037155 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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048896
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London, macmillan Press, 1998.
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xiii, 283p.
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9780333689448
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| 039995 | 305.5520951/MOK 039995 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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002369
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London, University of Arkansas Press, 1989.
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171p.
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1557281408
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| 032657 | 320.951/JIN 032657 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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078510
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Aldershot, Ashgate Publishing Ltd, 2000.
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xvii, 240p.
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1840147806
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085303
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2008.
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China's transition is drawing worldwide attention. China started market economic reforms in 1978 and is rapidly closing its economic gap with the developed world. The Chinese public and Chinese leaders have started to debate and explore where China should go politically and how to get there. After examining the merits and weaknesses of four prevailing theories of democratization-modernization, social mobilization, cultural/social capital, and negotiation-pact transition theory-we conclude with an appropriate model for China's political future. We argue that (1) the conflict between the reform and conservative groups inside the communist regime will shape the process of China's democratization; (2) the hope of China's political future lies in continued economic development, a mature civil society, and the building of democratic political culture in society; and (3) the current intra-party democracy promoted by Hu and Wen signals a positive trend for China's future democratization.
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097031
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2010.
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This article examines the influence of pragmatism and perceived reality on public opinion. Pragmatism is conceptualized as a general attitudinal orientation and is defined as involving tendencies both to prioritize materialistic concerns over moral-political principles and to seriously consider issues of strategies and reality constraints. Meanwhile, depending on a person's perceptions of reality, different lines of action or policy options are seen as more or less feasible and/or more or less desirable.Following these arguments, it is hypothesized that pragmatism and perceived reality interact to shape public opinion. The empirical analysis focuses on Hong Kong people's attitudes toward the decision of China's National People's Congress (NPC) to allow the direct election of the chief executive of the HongKong Special Administrative Region in 2017 but not earlier. Analysis of data from a representative survey (N = 632) largely supports the major hypotheses. On the whole, HongKong people are generally receptive to the NPC's decision because of the combination of a high degree of pragmatism and a pessimistic perception regarding the possibility of successfully persuading theChinese government to allowHongKong to democratize earlier. The social and general theoretical implications of the findings are also discussed.
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075164
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Hampshire, Palgrave Macmillan, 2006.
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vi, 288p.
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1403974160
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005079
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Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1994.
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x, 426p.
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0674830075
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