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The Essence of Promoting "Political Civilization" in China: Institution Building Weixing Chen; DECENTRALIZATION UNDER DENG XIAOPING AND ITS RAMIFICATION; INSTITUTION BUILDING UNDER JIANG ZEMIN'S POLITICS OF ADAPTATION; BUILDING A NEW POLITICAL ORDER IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY; CONCLUSION; 2. Corruption and Institution-building in Transitional China Yufan Hao; INTRODUCTION; THE SOURCES OF CHINA'S CORRUPTION; THE CHANGING CONCEPTION OF CORRUPTION; DRAWING THE LINE BETWEEN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE 327 $aCORRUPTION AND LEGAL RESPONSESCONCLUSION: PROSPECT FOR INSTITUTIONALIZING THE CHANGES; 3. From Conflicts to Convergence: Modernity and the Changing Chinese Political Culture Baogang Guo; INTRODUCTION; THE STATE OF CHINESE POLITICAL CULTURES; THE TRADITIONAL BELIEF SYSTEM OF POLITICAL LEGITIMATIZATION; THE COMMUNIST BELIEF SYSTEM OF POLITICAL LEGITIMACY: FROM REVOLUTION TO REFORMATION; Revolutionary Legitimacy; Reform and Rationalization; MODERNIZATION AND LIBERAL CHALLENGES; FROM CONFLICTS TO CONVERGENCE WITH MODERNITY; Revolutionary Subculture (b); Idealist and Utopian Subculture (d) 327 $aSocial Democratic Subculture (f)CONCLUSION; 4. Democratic Values among Chinese Peasantry: An Empirical Study Yang Zhong; INTRODUCTION; DATA; SUPPORT OF CORE DEMOCRATIC VALUES AMONG JIANGSU PEASANTS; SOCIOPOLITICAL AND ECONOMIC FACTORS INFLUENCING DEMOCRATIC VALUES; Socioeconomic Satisfaction; Income; Political Satisfaction; Free Market Values; Political Efficacy; Support for Political Reform; KEY SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES; Age; Education; Gender; MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS; CONCLUDING REMARKS; 5. Democracy and the Governing Party ( ): A Theoretical Perspective Brantly Womack 327 $aTHE LIMITS OF LEGISLATIVE DEMOCRACYA CHINESE PATH?; PARTY-STATE DEMOCRACY; THE FEASIBILITY OF PARTY-STATE DEMOCRACY; 6. Self-Reform within Authoritarian Regimes: Reallocations of Power in Contemporary China Sophie Richardson; INTRODUCTION; CHINA AND THE REGIME LITERATURE; MECHANISMS OF CHANGE; Economic and Political Reforms in the Countryside; The Chinese Communist Party; THE CONSEQUENCES OF REFORM; CONCLUSION; 7. Political and Practical Obstacles to Reform of the Judiciary and the Establishment of a Rule of Law in China Jean-Pierre Cabestan 327 $aAN AUTHORITARIAN AND REPRESSSIVE POLITICAL-LEGAL SYSTEMTOWARD AUTHORITARIAN LEGAL MODERNITY AND JUDICIAL FAIRNESS?; THE MAIN OBSTACLES TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY AND A SOCIALIST RULE BY LAW; The Lack of Financial and Human Resources; Corruption; Local Protectionism; CONCLUSION; 8. Public Participation and the Democratization of Chinese Governance Jamie P. Horsley; THE ROOTS OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN CHINA; THE LESSONS OF VILLAGE SELF-GOVERNANCE; REFINEMENT AND SPREAD OF PARTICIPATORY CONCEPTS; THE POLICY JUSTIFICATIONS; THE LEGAL CONTEXT FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION 327 $aADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGISLATIVE HEARINGS 330 $aThis volume is the first comprehensive study of China's "political civilization" since the term was introduced by then Party Secretary Jiang Zemin in 2002. Selected among about 200 papers delivered at an international conference in Beijing in 2004, this collection of ten essays discusses the relations between "political civilization" and political reform in China from the different perspectives of institution building, political culture, political theory, intra-party democracy, political participation, judiciary reform, legislative reform, and media reform. While the contributors are aware of 410 0$aSeries on Contemporary China 606 $aPolitical culture$zChina$vCongresses 606 $aDemocracy$zChina$vCongresses 607 $aChina$xPolitics and government$vCongresses 615 0$aPolitical culture 615 0$aDemocracy 676 $a306.2/0951 701 $aZhong$b Yang$f1960-$0280594 701 $aHua$b Shiping$0292308 801 0$bMiAaPQ 801 1$bMiAaPQ 801 2$bMiAaPQ 906 $aBOOK 912 $a9910782207403321 996 $aPolitical civilization and modernization in China$93771942 997 $aUNINA