Democratization in China, Korea, and Southeast Asia? Local and national perspectives

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Democratization in China, Korea, and Southeast Asia?
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of figures
List of tables
List of contributors
Acknowledgments
1 Diverse routes to democracy: an introduction
Part I Variety among Asian democracies and democratizations
	2 South Korean democracy in light of Taiwan
	3 Taiwan’s democratization and mainland China’s future
	4 Strategic hypocrisy: sovereignty, legitimacy, and commerce in archipelagic Southeast Asia
	5 Democracy and inequality in Thailand: the rise of the Red Shirts
Part II Constitutional and legal proto-democratic changes in China
	6 The local factor in China’s intra-party democracy
	7 Why does China’s reform start in the provinces? De facto federalism and its limits
	8 Law and democracy in China: a complex relationship
	9 Suing the government in China
	10 Petitioning as policy making: Chinese rural tax reform
Part III Proto-democratization in Chinese civil society
	11 The fragmented state in action: the production and governance of art districts in Beijing
	12 China invests overseas: does the strong state help China’s outbound investment?
	13 All the news, all the politics: sophisticated propaganda in capitalist-authoritarian China
	14 Chinese nationalism reconsidered—or, a case for historicizing the study of Chinese politics
	15 How the internet is changing China
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