Managing Group Interests in China

Cai explains how the political system creates political space for political participation by focusing on the ways in which social groups, whether organized or not, pursue interests in China. He also shows that both powerful and weak groups are able to pursue their interests in China because they hav...

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Published in:Political science quarterly 2014-03, Vol.129 (1), p.107-131
Main Author: Cai, Yongshun
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Authoritarianism
Corporations
Democracy
Electrical grids
Government
Government reform
Income taxes
Interest groups
Local government
Monopolies
Monopoly
Peasant class
Political behavior
Political systems
Politics
Power
Reforms
Service stations
Society
Tax reform
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Corporations
Democracy
Electrical grids
Government
Government reform
Income taxes
Interest groups
Local government
Monopolies
Monopoly
Peasant class
Political behavior
Political systems
Politics
Power
Reforms
Service stations
Society
Tax reform
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