The Hu–Wen era saw significant expansions in social policies in China. How did these
policy changes affect income inequality, and did they leave a progressive legacy? Using the …

Gradual changes in China's administrative hierarchy not only profoundly altered, but were
also shaped by, the country's burgeoning cities that dominated China's economic, political …

China's rapid economic development may have dramatic political effects. Modernization
theory optimistically anticipates that sustained economic growth will cause increasing public …

This book is a comprehensive synthesis of how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has
fought on various fronts for survival since the reform refuting the China Collapse thesis by …

The development of information technology not only allows people to contact government
more easily, but also provides researchers with new opportunities to investigate the pattern …

We present a theory on how trust in the central government to remedy grievances combined
with a lack of trust in local government to act motivates people to participate in local protests …

Disruptions as Opportunities: Governing Chinese Society with Interactive Authoritarianism
addresses the long-standing puzzle of why China outlived other one-party authoritarian …

The most disruptive change to the world economy over the past half century has been the
rise of so-called emerging economies, particularly the large developing markets of China …

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) in China is a result of political, regulatory, and
administrative pressures and civil society pressures. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) …

Existing theories of protest struggle to explain why some communities regularly turn to
protest to express their frustrations and demand change, while other seemingly similar …