Identity, sovereignty, and economic penetration : Beijing's responses to offshore Chinese democracies/ Guoguang Wu
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Journal of Contemporary China Vol. 16, No.51, May 2007, pp.295-313.Summary: This paper argues that the Chinese communist leadership has mainly developed three strategies in managing the complicated crises, including Beijing's own legitimacy crisis and the integration crisis of the Chinese nation. These strategies are identity politics, sovereignty politics, and economic penetration. The strategies discussed in this article to refute any such democratic questioning arising from the real life examples of Taiwan democracy and Hong Kong democratization.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | CHINA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 22096-1001 |
This paper argues that the Chinese communist leadership has mainly developed three strategies in managing the complicated crises, including Beijing's own legitimacy crisis and the integration crisis of the Chinese nation. These strategies are identity politics, sovereignty politics, and economic penetration. The strategies discussed in this article to refute any such democratic questioning arising from the real life examples of Taiwan democracy and Hong Kong democratization.
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