A Middle Class Without Democracy. Economic Growth and the Prospects for Democratization in China

Ion Marandici

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The informed and persuasive volume authored by Jie Chen sheds much-needed light on the stability of the political regime in China. The carefully constructed research design scoops and analyses orig...

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