Chinese Democracy by Andrew J. Nathan - 1986

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Berkeley, CA: Univ of California Press, 1986. First Edition, First Printing . Paperback. COLLECTIBLE - NEAR FINE/None as Issued. Text/NEW. Soft cover/NF w/light wear to edges w/faint creasing to lower right corner. An inquiry into democracy, with rulers politically responsible to their subjects, in China through selected historical and contemporary episodes. The continued absence of a comparative party system and an independent press, two factors essential to Western democratic thought, have yet to be in China. What do the Chinese mean when they claim theirs is a "democratic systemt"?inking in the West, in no small way reflects traditional beliefs that popular participation can be reconciled with a strong, authoritarian state. Fine copy.

Berkeley: University of California Press [0-520-05933-6] 1986. (Trade paperback) 313pp. Very good. Tables, notes, appendix, index. "What do the Chinese mean when they say that their political system is 'democratic'? With recent improvements in relations between China and the West, this question is basic to an understanding of the Chinese people and their state". Locale: China. (History--China, Democracy, Foreign Affairs, Government, History--China, Politics--China).