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What do Chinese really think about democracy and India?/ Devin K Joshi

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JOSHI Devin K

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CHINA -- POLITIC -- MEDIA

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In: Journal of Contemporary China : Vol.26, No. 105, May 2017, pp 385-402 (102)Summary: This study's analysis of Chinese perceptions of democracy and India during the world's largest election reveal several things, first Chinese mass media there is massive censorship of democracy as a topic.

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This study's analysis of Chinese perceptions of democracy and India during the world's largest election reveal several things, first Chinese mass media there is massive censorship of democracy as a topic.

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