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Journal of Contemporary China Volume 18, 2009 - Issue 60: State of the Field: Assessing Village Elections in China
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How to Assess Village Elections in China

Melanie ManionView further author information
Pages 379-383 | Published online: 18 May 2009

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Xin Sun. (2014) Autocrats’ Dilemma: The Dual Impacts of Village Elections on Public Opinion in China. The China Journal 71, pages 109-131.
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Jennifer R. Wilking & Guang Zhang. (2013) Accepting the Bargain? An Experimental Study of Political Rights, Economic Development and Support for Government in Rural China. Journal of Chinese Political Science 18:3, pages 241-257.
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Yusheng Yao. (2012) Village Elections and Their Impact. Modern China 39:1, pages 37-68.
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Jie Lu. (2012) Varieties of Electoral Institutions in China's Grassroots Democracy: Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Evidence from Rural China. The China Quarterly 210, pages 482-493.
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Hiroki Takeuchi. (2009) Vote Buying, Village Elections and Authoritarian Rule in Rural China. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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