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  1. How the Chinese Judiciary Works: New Insights from Data-Driven Research
  2. Chao Xi
  3. pp. 1-8
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  1. From Local to Upper Capture: The Chinese Experiment of Administrative Courts
  2. Chao Ma, Chao-Yo Cheng, Haibo He
  3. pp. 9-46
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  1. Ethnic Disparity in Chinese Theft Sentencing: A Modified Focal Concerns Perspective
  2. Yali Peng, Jinhua Cheng
  3. pp. 47-71
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  1. When a Judicial Mistake Went Viral: The Diffusion of Law in China
  2. Yingcheng Qi, Ruobing Wang, Ning Cao, Chao Xi
  3. pp. 73-106
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  1. Is Trial Fairness Affected in Live Broadcast? Preliminary Evidence from a Court in China
  2. Yingmao Tang, Zhuang Liu, Kangyun Bao
  3. pp. 107-136
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  1. Death Sentence Review by the Supreme People's Court in China: Decision Patterns and Variations
  2. Moulin Xiong, Siyu Liu, Bin Liang
  3. pp. 137-166
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  1. Caught between Professionalism and Populism: A Big-Data Analysis of the Lay Participation System in China
  2. Xiaohong Yu, Xiang Wang
  3. pp. 167-209
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  1. Does Soft Propaganda Work? The Impact of Inequality Rhetoric on Opinions toward Economic Inequality in China
  2. Shuai Jin
  3. pp. 211-241
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  1. Why People Don't Protest? Work Units, Selective Paternalism, and Social Ties in China
  2. Yanhua Deng, Min Zhou
  3. pp. 243-269
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  1. Cooptating the New Elites: Targeted Poverty Alleviation and Policy Implementation in Rural China
  2. Zhipeng Liu, Lili Liu
  3. pp. 271-296
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  1. How Are "Red Social Workers" Trained? Party-Building Absorption of Society in China
  2. Jieren Hu, Peng Zeng, Tong Wu
  3. pp. 297-323
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  1. Market Merits and Family Virtues: Family Caregivers in the Labor Market of Hong Kong
  2. Haijing Dai, Nahri Jung, Nanxun Li, Min Hu
  3. pp. 325-351
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  1. Can Hong Kong Exceptionalism Last? Dilemmas of Governance and Public Administration over Five Decades, 1970s–2020 by Anthony B. L. Cheung (review)
  2. Peter Tsan Yin Cheung
  3. pp. 353-357
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  1. Mainland China's Taiwan Policy: From Peaceful Development to Selective Engagement by Qiang Xin (review)
  2. Gang Lin
  3. pp. 358-360
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  1. Chinese Courts and Criminal Procedure: Post-2013 Reforms ed. by Björn Ahl (review)
  2. Ivy Shenglan Chen
  3. pp. 361-364
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  1. The Wuhan Lockdown by Guobin Yang (review)
  2. Fei Yan
  3. pp. 365-367
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  1. Transmutation of Desire: Literature and Religion in Late Imperial China by Qiancheng Li (review)
  2. Tan Jing
  3. pp. 368-371
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