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The effect of the Chinese government's political propaganda and individual characteristics on anti-US sentiment/ Long Piao and Hsin-Che Wu

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PIAO Long

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WU Hsin-Che

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In: Asian Survey Vol.63 No.3, May/June 2023, pp.381-406 (12)Summary: While China has been experiencing rapid economic growth, its conflicts with the United States have become more public. In particular, the argument that the Chinese government can easily gain public support in establishing and promoting national policies under its authoritarian regime has been on the rise.

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While China has been experiencing rapid economic growth, its conflicts with the United States have become more public. In particular, the argument that the Chinese government can easily gain public support in establishing and promoting national policies under its authoritarian regime has been on the rise.

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