Participation and legitimacy in Chinese environmental politics: a realist approach

Journal of Global Ethics 17 (1):55-70 (2021)
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Recent empirical literature suggests that some of the most prominent environmental policies that the Chinese government has pursued have involved at least some measure of participation from citizen...

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