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Discipline and power : knowledge of China in political science/ Lin Chun

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CHUN Lin

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In: Critical Asian Studies: Vol 49 No 4, December 2017, pp.501-522 (95)Summary: This article identifies inherent biases in the discipline and shows how the dominant disciplinary approach to Chinese politics has largely remained focused on validating questionable political-scientific tenets.

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This article identifies inherent biases in the discipline and shows how the dominant disciplinary approach to Chinese politics has largely remained focused on validating questionable political-scientific tenets.

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