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"Beautiful countryside construction". policy inspection teams, and grassroots political participation in China/ Gang Tian, Wen-Hsuan Tsai

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GANG Tian

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WEN-HSUAN Tsai

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In: Journal of Contemporary China, Volume 32, Number 144, November 2023, pg. 951-962Summary: This article seeks to demonstrate that there is a certain degree of political participation in contemporary China. The 'masses' in China are categorized as members of autonomous grassroots organizations, local elites and victims of rights violations. This article looks at how the masses express their opinions to inspection teams dispatched by county governments. The grassroots are seen to have a role in providing feedback on policy although their suggestions may be only heeded to some degree by higher-level authorities.

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This article seeks to demonstrate that there is a certain degree of political participation in contemporary China. The 'masses' in China are categorized as members of autonomous grassroots organizations, local elites and victims of rights violations. This article looks at how the masses express their opinions to inspection teams dispatched by county governments. The grassroots are seen to have a role in providing feedback on policy although their suggestions may be only heeded to some degree by higher-level authorities.

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