Amplifying Silence: Uncertainty And Control Parables In Contemporary China

Stern, RE; Hassid, JH

Amplifying Silence: Uncertainty And Control Parables In Contemporary China

Stern, RE Hassid, JH

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Publisher:: Sage Publications Inc
Publication Type:: Journal Article
Citation:: Comparative Political Studies, 2012, 45 (10), pp. 1230 - 1254
Issue Date:: 2012-01

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dc.description.abstract	Well-known tools of state coercion, such as administrative punishment, imprisonment, and violence, affect far fewer than 1% of Chinese journalists and lawyers. What, then, keeps the other 99% in line? Building on work detailing control strategies in illi	en_US
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Well-known tools of state coercion, such as administrative punishment, imprisonment, and violence, affect far fewer than 1% of Chinese journalists and lawyers. What, then, keeps the other 99% in line? Building on work detailing control strategies in illi

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