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076262
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Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2006.
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xii, 379p.
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9780691123080
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114059
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Cambridge, Cambirdge University Press, 2012.
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x, 366p.Pbk
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9781107631786
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080242
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Boulder, Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2007.
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xvii, 333p.
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9781588265753
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099603
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2010.
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This article examines party institutionalization in Hong Kong in order to understand the development of political parties in a political system undergoing democratization. Party institutionalization is defined as the extent to which political parties develop a systematic set of mechanisms and structures that enable them to compete effectively for political power. By examining partisanship, autonomy, and the stability of political parties in Hong Kong, the author concludes that party institutionalization is still weak, although there are signs of progress. Constitutional constraints, structural factors, lack of public support, and the problem of adaptation pose serious obstacles in the party institutionalization process. Political parties, as one of the essential conditions for democratic consolidation, have brought a new page of democratic politics to Hong Kong. However, in terms of institutionalization, political parties in Hong Kong are far from mature, thereby limiting their impact on the democratization process.
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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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005465
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Boulder, Westview Press, 1994.
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xv, 276p.
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0813322650
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2009.
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Why do the natives of Sabah oppose the internal migration of natives from the rest of Malaysia? why is being " native" not enough? The hostility is in direct contrast to what most scholars know about Malaysia
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