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Political participation
Three models can be used to assess political participation in the study of Chinese politics. First, the mobilization model suggests that participation is so mobilized by the Party-state that it is largely meaningless. In contrast, second, the empowerment model assesses the value of political participation in terms of whether citizens are empowered or not, or the extent to which citizens are becoming autonomous actors. Third, the disengagement model argues that many citizens adopt non-participatory forms of behaviour, such as not voting, as a means of protest.
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Handbook of China's governance and domestic politicsSeries
Routledge international handbooksChapter number
11Pagination
120 - 130Publisher
RoutledgePlace of publication
Abingdon, Eng.Publisher DOI
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9781857436365Language
engPublication classification
B1 Book chapterCopyright notice
2013, RoutledgeExtent
23Editor/Contributor(s)
Chris OgdenUsage metrics
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