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Home > China: An International Journal > (Print Edition) China: An International Journal Volume 17, Number 3 (August 2019)
(Print Edition) China: An International Journal Volume 17, Number 3 (August 2019)

(Print Edition) China: An International Journal Volume 17, Number 3 (August 2019)

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Contents 

RESEARCH

Social Connections (Guanxi) and Judicial Decision-making in China by ZHAO Yanrong

Chinese Local Governments to be Held Responsible for Their Local Environment: New Law, Old Problems by HE Xiangbai

Why China’s Judiciary is Not That Important: Through the Lens of Regulating China’s Securities Markets
by HUANG Tao and HE Weiping

Unintended Consequences of Fiscal Decentralisation on the Rise of Non-Tax Funds in Transitional China
by TSAO Hai-tao and CHEN Yi

Alternative Globalisations and the Role of China’s Secondary Cities: Three Case Studies
by WANG Qianyi, LI Ran and CHEONG Kee-Cheok

It’s the Economy: Explaining Hong Kong’s Identity Change after 1997
by YIN Weiwen and ZHANG Youlang

The Effect of Political Ideology on Chinese College Students’ Attitudes towards Foreign and Domestic Affairs
by WANG Hongyu

Managing Asymmetry: Reexamining China–South Sudan Relations
by YAN Jian

Who Are We? Dynamics of Ethnic Identity among the Malimasa People of South-west China
by LI Zhinong, LAN Wensi and HE Jun

COMMENTS AND NOTES

The Cadre Resignation Tide in the Wake of the 18th Party Congress by LI Lianjiang

CHINA-ASEAN RELATIONS

Chronology of Events: April 2019 to June 2019 by CHEN Juan

Important Documents: April 2019 to June 2019 by CHEN Juan

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