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Net inclusion: new media's impact on deliberative politics in China/ Orion A Lewis

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In: Journal of Contemporary Asia Vol.43, No.4, November 2013, pp.678-708 (107)Summary: This article seeks to assess the domocratic implications of new media in China through the lens of three key and nested criteria derived from general theories of deliberative democracy information access, rational critical deliberation and mechanisms of vertical accountablity.

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This article seeks to assess the domocratic implications of new media in China through the lens of three key and nested criteria derived from general theories of deliberative democracy information access, rational critical deliberation and mechanisms of vertical accountablity.

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