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TONG, YANQI (4) answer(s).
 
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Bureaucracy meets the environment: elite perceptions in six Chinese cities / Tong, Yanqi   Journal Article
Tong, Yanqi Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Key Words Environment  ;  Bureaucracy  ;  China  ;  Economic Growth 
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Dispute resolution strategies in a hybrid system / Tong, Yanqi   Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
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Introduction: markets, curts and leninism / Landry, Pierre F; Tong, Yanqi; Mingming, Shen   Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Key Words Markets  ;  Courts  ;  Leninism  ;  Spatial Sampling 
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War of position and microblogging in China / Tong, Yanqi; Lei, Shaohua   Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract Our study examines the nature and development of microblogging in China. By adopting a Gramscian thesis of 'hegemony', we argue that the Chinese regime is facing a crisis of hegemony and the emergence of the microblogosphere has provided a platform for the war of position to establish counter-hegemony. The main features of microblogging in China are the emergence of opinion leaders, the close involvement of traditional media, and a more passive role of the state in the microblogosphere. The predominant liberal leaning of the microblogosphere has illustrated the emergence of counter-hegemony, where government connection is an instant negativity. The regime can exercise censorship but has lost ideational leadership.
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