| Grassroots Participation and Repression under Hu Jintao and Xi Jinping |
19 |
| Advocacy in an Authoritarian State: How Grassroots Environmental NGOs Influence Local Governments in China |
15 |
| Thugs and Outsourcing of State Repression in China |
12 |
| State Repression of Chinese Labor NGOs: A Chilling Effect? |
10 |
| In Search of a New Political Subjectivity in Hong Kong: The Umbrella Movement as a Street Theater of Generational Change |
5 |
| Integrated Fragmentation and the Role of Leading Small Groups in Chinese Politics |
4 |
| The Rise of China's Statist Intellectuals: Law, Sovereignty, and Repoliticization |
4 |
| Industrial Automation in China's Workshop of the World |
3 |
| Phantom Services: Deflecting Migrant Workers in China |
3 |
| From Law to Politics: Petitioners' Framing of Disputes in Chinese Courts |
3 |
| Sprinting with Small Steps: China's Cadre Management and Authoritarian Resilience |
3 |
| Intelligence and Informatization: The Rise of the Ministry of Public Security in Intelligence Work in China |
2 |
| Chinese-Iranian Mutual Strategic Perceptions |
2 |
| Cross-Province State Aid and the Development of NGOs after the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake |
2 |
| Local State-Building and Bureaucratization of China's Public-Sector Service Organizations: A Case Study of the Environmental Protection System in Guangzhou |
2 |
| Neighborhood Aged Care and Local Governance in Urban China |
1 |
| The Rule of Law Doctrine of the Politburo |
1 |
| China's Giant State-Owned Enterprises as Policy Advocates: The Case of the State Grid Corporation of China |
1 |
| The Authority, Functions, and Political Intrigues of the General Office of the Chinese Communist Party |
0 |
| Decrypting China's Quantum Leap |
0 |
| The Logic of Fragmented Activism among Chinese State-Owned Enterprise Workers |
0 |
| Culture versus the State? The Defend-My-Mother-Tongue Protests in Guangzhou |
0 |
| Industrial Policies and the Changing Patterns of Investment in the Chinese Economy |
0 |
| Self-Cultivation of the Socialist New Person in Maoist China: Evidence from a Family's Private Letters, 1961-1986 |
0 |
| Getting Their Voices Heard: Strategies of China's Provincial People's Congress Deputies to Influence Policies |
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