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The art of political control in China /

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Main Author: Mattingly, Daniel C. (Author)
Corporate Author: Cambridge University Press
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2020.
Series:Cambridge studies in comparative politics.
Subjects:
Political leadership > China.
Social control > China.
China > Politics and government.
Electronic books.
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505 0 0 |g 1. Introduction --  |t 1.1.Making Autocracy Work --  |t 1.2.The Outcome: Political Control --  |t 1.3.Existing Explanations for Political Control --  |t 1.4.A Theory of Political Control --  |t 1.4.1.Cultivating Civil Society --  |t 1.4.2.Co-optation --  |t 1.4.3.Infiltration --  |t 1.4.4.How Autocrats Chose Strategies of Control --  |t 1.5.Challenges to Conventional Wisdom --  |t 1.6.Research Design --  |t 1.7.Overview of the Book --  |t 2.A Theory of Political Control --  |t 2.1.The Limits of Formal Institutions --  |t 2.2.Informal Institutions of Control --  |t 2.3.Cultivating Civil Society --  |t 2.3.1.The Limits of Cultivating Civil Society --  |t 2.4.Co-optation --  |t 2.4.1.The Limits of Co-optation --  |t 2.5.Infiltration --  |t 2.5.1.The Limits of Infiltration --  |t 2.6.How Autocrats Chose Strategies of Informal Control --  |t 2.7.Conclusion --  |t 3.The Communist Party's Governance Challenge --  |t 3.1.Key Social Institutions in Rural China --  |t 3.1.1.Lineage Groups --  |t 3.1.2.Folk Religious Organizations --  |t 3.2.Key Political Institutions in Rural China --  |t 3.2.1.Village Committees --  |t 3.2.2.Village-Level CCP Bodies --  |t 3.2.3.How Village Elections Strengthen Authoritarian Control --  |t 3.3.Key Government Mandates in Rural China --  |t 3.3.1.Land Expropriation and Development --  |t 3.3.2.Family Planning Policy --  |t 3.3.3.Stability Maintenance --  |t 3.4.The Communist Party's Governance Challenge --  |t 3.4.1.Hypotheses about Political Trust and Mobilization --  |t 3.4.2.Results from an Experiment on Political Trust in Rural China --  |g 3.5.Conclusion --  |t 4.Cultivating Civil Society --  |t 4.1.Lineage Groups and Informal Control --  |t 4.1.1.Structured Case Study Evidence --  |t 4.1.2.Survey Evidence on Lineages --  |t 4.1.3.Beyond China: Caste and Kin in Moghul India --  |t 4.2.Religious Associations and Informal Control --  |t 4.2.1.Structured Case Study Evidence --  |t 4.2.2.Survey Evidence on Religion --  |t 4.2.3.Beyond China: Company Towns in the US --  |t 4.3.Beyond Kinship and Religion: Workers and Unions --  |g 4.4.Conclusion --  |t 5.Co-optation --  |t 5.1.Lineage Elites, Moral Authority, and Control --  |t 5.1.1.The Role of Lineage Elites in Rural Society --  |t 5.1.2.An Experimental Test of Moral Authority --  |t 5.1.3.Structured Case Study Evidence --  |t 5.1.4.Survey Evidence on Kin Group Brokers --  |t 5.1.5.Beyond China: The Enclosure Movement in Scotland --  |t 5.2.Religious Leaders, Co-optation, and Control --  |t 5.2.1.Structured Case Study Evidence on Religious Brokers --  |t 5.2.2.Survey Evidence on Religious Brokers --  |t 5.2.3.Beyond China: Urban Renewal in New Haven --  |t 5.3.Conclusion --  |t 6.Infiltration --  |t 6.1.Infiltration and the Reach of the State --  |t 6.2.Structured Case Study Evidence --  |t 6.2.1.Wujia Village: Low Infiltration, Weak Control --  |t 6.2.2.Taiping Village: High Infiltration, Strong Control --  |t 6.3.Survey Evidence on Infiltration --  |t 6.3.1.Infiltration Helps the State Requisition Land --  |t 6.3.2.Infiltration Helps Enforce Family Planning Policies --  |t 6.3.3.Infiltration Decreases Satisfaction with the State --  |t 6.3.4.Results from a Natural Experiment --  |t 6.4.Infiltration as a Substitute for Other Strategies --  |g 6.5.Conclusion --  |g 7.Conclusion --  |t 7.1.Main Findings --  |t 7.2.When Things Fall Apart --  |t 7.2.1.The Strange Case of Wukan --  |t 7.3.Implications for Understanding the Rise of China --  |t 7.4.Implications for Governance in Autocracies --  |t A.Additional Figures and Tables --  |t B.Survey Design --  |t C.Qualitative Research Design. 
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