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Peter R. Moody Jr. 《Journal of Chinese Political Science》2009,14(3):253-274
It is both a truth and a truism that Chinese politics cannot be understood without reference to Chinese culture (a truth and
truism that would apply to any other society as well). But within the academic discipline of political science political culture
has lost status over the past generation as not conducive to the development of empirical political theory. The usual candidate
for replacement is rational choice theory. But properly understood, political culture is compatible with rational choice,
inasmuch as there is no single standard of rationality, but, rather, it will vary from society to society and era to era.
Considerations of the cultural background are necessary to provide content to rational choice theory, since without consideration
of culture context rational choice threatens to reduce to a set of colorless banalities.
Peter Moody is Professor of Political Science at The University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. Moody specializes in Chinese politics. His more recent book is Conservative Thought in Contemporary China (2007). He is editor of China Documents Annual and book review editor of Review of Politics. He has written on Chinese politics, Asian international affairs, Chinese political thought, international relations theory, and theory of political parties. 相似文献
Peter R. Moody Jr.Email: |
Peter Moody is Professor of Political Science at The University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. Moody specializes in Chinese politics. His more recent book is Conservative Thought in Contemporary China (2007). He is editor of China Documents Annual and book review editor of Review of Politics. He has written on Chinese politics, Asian international affairs, Chinese political thought, international relations theory, and theory of political parties. 相似文献
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Zhiqun Zhu 《Journal of Chinese Political Science》2007,12(3):281-296
This paper, through a comparative study of the roles Chinese and Indian diasporas in the United States play in the political
economy of their respective homelands, explores the relationship between the diaspora and homeland development and how this
dynamic relationship contributes to economic growth and foreign relations of the homelands. The author argues that the roles
of Indian and Chinese diasporas in their respective homelands’ development consistently reflect, and are heavily influenced
by, their homelands’ economic development strategies as well as political history and culture. The author also argues that
the impact of the diaspora on the foreign relations of their homelands is conditional upon the state of bilateral relations
between their homeland and the country of residence. This study raises issues for future research, such as the relationship
between the diaspora and regime type of the homeland. The author concludes by suggesting that since activities of overseas
Chinese and non-resident Indians provide a unique perspective in the comparative study of Chinese and Indian political economy,
the two diasporas warrant more scholarly and policy attention.
Zhiqun Zhu, Ph.D. is currently Assistant Professor and Chair of International Political Economy and Diplomacy at the University
of Bridgeport, Connecticut. He is the author of US-China Relations in the 21
st
Century: Power Transition and Peace (Routledge, 2006). His research and teaching interests include international political economy, East Asian politics, and
US-China relations. He wishes to thank panelists at the 102nd annual conference of the American Political Science Association in Philadelphia for their helpful comments. He also wants
to acknowledge Dr. Dave Benjamin’s useful suggestions and editorial assistance. 相似文献
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Chenshan Tian Ph.D. 《Journal of Chinese Political Science》2003,8(1-2):27-46
Some scholars have applied Max Weber’s three ideal types of authority (traditional charismatic and rational-legal) and general
transition theory to China. This paper argues that the application of these Weberian concepts is faulty. Weber’s understanding
of rationality is specific, a narrow reference to modern Western capitalist rationalization of action. When Weber’s account
is forced upon the issues of Chinese political leadership, it simplifies the complexity of historical phenomena, and falls
prey to the difficulties of universalism and dualism. Chinese political ideas and practices have developed in a distinctive
cultural tradition and may not be able to be fully understood in Western terms and categories. This paper proposes an alternative
tongbian interpretation of Chinese politics.
His research interests focus on comparative Western and Chinese political philosophy. He has published a number of articles
in English and Chinese. He has taught American Politics, International Relations, Western Political Philosophy and Theory,
and team-taught ASIAN Nations: China. He is currently teaching Advanced Chinese Language at the Japan American Institute of
Management Science (JAIMS) and is a Liaison of Exchange Programs with China at the Center for Chinese Studies, University
of Hawai’i at Manoa. 相似文献
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The restoration and development of political science as a discipline in China since 1980 benefits from its methodological
improvements that were made largely by introducing research approaches from western academia. The aim of this paper is to
examine the evolution of the introduction based on articles published in Chinese academic journals since 1990. There exists
a wide diversity in research approaches in political science, and the authors try to explain why each approach has a different
impact on Chinese political studies and how the introduction of such knowledge has changed the way Chinese political researchers
understand the methodology and political science as a discipline.
Jing Yuejin Professor of Political Science at Renmin University of China. His teaching and research interests cover comparative politics, political sociology, and Chinese politics. Currently, he concentrates on the study of the transformation of China’s Party-State, and the changing state-society relations in contemporary China. His major publications include Introduction to Political Science (2006), On the Relations Between Village Committees and Party Branches in Rural China Since 1990’ (2004), The Transformation of Political Space in Contemporary China (2004), Introduction to Comparative Politics (2001), Theories and Methods in Social Research (1990). Wang Guoqin a Ph.D and Lecturer in Zhejiang School of Administration. 相似文献
Guoqin WangEmail: |
Jing Yuejin Professor of Political Science at Renmin University of China. His teaching and research interests cover comparative politics, political sociology, and Chinese politics. Currently, he concentrates on the study of the transformation of China’s Party-State, and the changing state-society relations in contemporary China. His major publications include Introduction to Political Science (2006), On the Relations Between Village Committees and Party Branches in Rural China Since 1990’ (2004), The Transformation of Political Space in Contemporary China (2004), Introduction to Comparative Politics (2001), Theories and Methods in Social Research (1990). Wang Guoqin a Ph.D and Lecturer in Zhejiang School of Administration. 相似文献
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Walter Laqueur 《Society》1990,27(3):26-42
He is also the codirector of the Wiener Library of Contemporary History in London. He is the author of major studies on terrorism,
political movements, ideological trends, and cultural forms. His books include: Soviet Realities; Culture and Politics from Stalin to Gorbachev; America, Europe, and the Soviet Union;and The Political Psychology of Appeasement.He is also editor of European Peace Movements and the Future of the Western Alliance. 相似文献
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Yang Zhong 《Journal of Chinese Political Science》2000,6(1):55-69
This article analyzes the dyadic relationship between mainland China and Taiwan and between China and the United States by
focusing on the internal factors in the three countries. It has been an important assumption in theories of international
relations that there is an inextricable linkage between foreign policies and domestic socio-economic and political conditions.
Yet, policy makers as well as some policy analysts in Beijing, Taipei and Washington still do not pay enough attention to
the internal factors in each of the three countries. Misperceptions continue to be a major source for the conflicts in the
bilateral relations between mainland China and Taiwan and between China and the United States. More often than not, the misperceptions
are culturally and ideologically based. Until the three sides can minimize their misperceptions of the other parties, the
future relationships between Beijing and Taipei and between Beijing and Washington look grim indeed.
His research interests include East Asian and Chinese politics, political culture and participation in China, Sino-American
and cross-Taiwan Strait relations. His publications have appeared in journals such asAsian Survey, Communist and Post-Communist Studies, East European Quarterly, Journal of Contemporary Asia, Journal of Contemporary
China, Political Research Quarterly, PS: Political Science and Politics, andProblems of Post-Communism. 相似文献
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This article outlines the recent development of Chinese political studies spawned by the transformation of Chinese politics
in the post-Mao era, with its focus mainly on contributions from the Chinese scholarship. After a close examination of the
applicability of the western theories on the transforming politics in China, it reviews the indigenous methodologies, the
theorizations on the Chinese Communist Party, the state-society relationship analysis, and research on the central-local relationship.
Referring to the original works in different periods, the article generally portrays the indigenous contributions of the Chinese
academia, and illustrates the essential connections between real politics and theoretical progress.
Yang Guangbin PhD, Professor in the Department of Political Science at Renmin University of China. Professor Yang’s research areas include comparative institutional analysis, the political economy of China, institutions of governance, regulatory state, democratic politics, political development, Chinese domestic political economy and foreign relations. Li Miao a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Political Science at Renmin University of China. His research interests include political development, state-society relationship, and religion & politics, with a particular emphasis on the Church-State relations in contemporary China. 相似文献
Guangbin YangEmail: |
Yang Guangbin PhD, Professor in the Department of Political Science at Renmin University of China. Professor Yang’s research areas include comparative institutional analysis, the political economy of China, institutions of governance, regulatory state, democratic politics, political development, Chinese domestic political economy and foreign relations. Li Miao a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Political Science at Renmin University of China. His research interests include political development, state-society relationship, and religion & politics, with a particular emphasis on the Church-State relations in contemporary China. 相似文献
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Ithiel de Sola Pool 《Society》1998,35(2):140-151
Electronic and mass media create counterweights to established authorities.
Ithiel de Sola Pool is professor of political science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A fellow of the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences, he is also a member of the following: American Political Science Association; Council on Foreign
Relations; American Association for Public Opinion Research and American Sociological Association. He is the author of Satellite Generalsand editor of Handbook of Communications.
[Deceased] 相似文献
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Robert J. Myers 《Society》1991,28(3):28-34
He is co-editor (with Kenneth W. Thompson) of Truth and Tragedy: A Festschrift for Hans J. Morgenthau,and editor of The Political Morality of the IMF.He is currently writing a book on Understanding Ethics. 相似文献
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Robert J. Myers 《Society》1992,29(4):70-73
He is coeditor (with Kenneth W. Thompson) of Truth and Tragedy: A Festschrift for Hans J. Morgenthau,and editor of The Political Morality of the IMF.He is currently writing a book on U.S. foreign policy. 相似文献
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He is co-editor (with Kenneth W. Thompson) of Truth and Tragedy: A Festschrift for Hans J. Morgenthau,and editor of The Political Morality of the IMF.He is currently writing a book on U. S. foreign policy. 相似文献
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The role of ideology in Chinese politics has experienced dramatic changes in the past six decades. Mao Zedong had tremendous
power over the political institutions of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). During the Cultural Revolution, he mobilized the
masses against the Party’s institutions in the name of Mao Zedong Thought. Deng Xiaoping significantly downplayed the role
of ideology in politics by trying to avoid theoretical debates. Jiang Zemin invented a new thought, “Three Represents,” yet
the thought was detached from his name when it was enshrined in the CCP Constitution. Most recently, as a result of the political
succession at the Sixteenth National Congress of the CCP, Jiang is no longer the most authoritative interpreter of the thought.
Now it is Hu Jintao, new General Secretary of the CCP, who has become the official interpreter of the thought. He offered
a new interpretation in his July 1st speech on the “Three Represents” in 2003. It seems that ideology is no longer a personal trademark. It has become an asset
of the Party and been institutionalized under Hu Jintao because Hu has become the legitimate interpreter of the Party’s ideology
as the General Secretary of the Party.
He will be the inaugural Joe and Teresa Long Endowed Chair in the Social Sciences at Tarleton State University in Stephenville,
Texas in the Spring Semester of 2005. He received his Ph.D. in political science from the University of Chicago. He is the
author ofChinese Provincial Leaders: Economic Performance and Political Mobility since 1949 (Sharpe, 2002). The author wishes to thank three anonymous referees for their valuable comments on the earlier drafts of
this article, Stephine Corso, Nancy Hearst, and Fong Ruey-Jay for their research assistance, and Jessica Loon and Stephine
Corso for their editorial assistance. 相似文献
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Katja Levy 《The Pacific Review》2019,32(5):898-921
AbstractThis article investigates whether the People’s Republic of China and Japan perceive each other as rivals in Latin America (LA; both the Chinese and Japanese governments tend to refer to the region as Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), but for the purposes of this article we focus mainly on LA), and what impact such a perception might have on their foreign policy decision-making. We take LA as a case study because China’s and Japan’s recent (re-)engagement there began almost simultaneously in the early 2000s, and has developed against the background of domestic leadership transitions, growing demands for energy and markets, as well as international political agendas in which LA might play a key role. Developing the work of Thompson [(1995). Principal rivalries. Journal of Conflict Resolution, 39 (2), 195–223; (2001). Identifying rivals and rivalries in world politics. International Studies Quarterly, 45(4), 557–586] and Vasquez [(1993). The War Puzzle. Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University Press; (1996). Distinguishing rivals that go to war from those that do not: Aa quantitative comparative case study of the two paths to war. International Studies Quarterly, 40 (4), 531–558] on rivalry, in combination with perception theory [Jervis, R. (1976). Perception and misperception in international politics. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press], the article suggests three indicators by which to measure the extent to which China and Japan might perceive each other as rivals. Drawing on content analysis of a range of Chinese- and Japanese-language official writing, news reports, and academic analysis, the article argues that, despite some media representation of China and Japan as competitors for resources and power in LA, in fact mutual perceptions concerning rivalry have not affected LA policy decisions of these two countries. 相似文献
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Guoli Liu 《Journal of Chinese Political Science》2003,8(1-2):101-117
This essay examines the nature of China’s leadership transition, contending perspectives on Chinese foreign policy, and new
foreign policy orientation. By examining leadership transition and new policy development, this essay demonstrates change
and continuity in Chinese foreign policy. For analyzing new policy orientation, the following points require special attention.
First, the fundamental goal of Chinese foreign policy is to create a peaceful environment for socioeconomic development. Second,
“do not seek enemy” has become an essential part of China’s foreign policy. Third, pragmatism and professionalism are becoming
key features of Beijing’s diplomacy. Finally, China’s new leaders are facing enormous domestic and international challenges.
They must learn to balance domestic and international concerns in order to achieve peace and development.
He is the author ofStates and Markets: Comparing Japan and Russia, co-author ofAmerican Foreign Policy and U.S.-China Relations, and co-editor ofNew Directions in Chinese Politics for the New Millennium. He has recently editedChinese Foreign Policy in Transition (New York: Aldine de Gruyter, forthcoming). The author would like to express his appreciation to William Dorrill, He Li,
Lucian W. Pye, Wei Tang, Zhiqun Zhu, and two anonymous referees for helpful comments. An earlier version of the paper was
presented at the Annual Meeting of American Political Science Association in August 2003. 相似文献
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Gang Lin 《Journal of Chinese Political Science》2000,6(1):17-36
This paper explores Taiwan’s power reconfiguration resulted from the 2000 presidential election and its implication for the
perplexed cross-Strait Strait relations. It looks back at Taiwan’s party transformations on the part of the Kuomintang (KMT)
and the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) over the past decade, discusses several important factors directly related to the
victory of the DPP, and analyzes Taipei’s post-election political arrangements and conciliatory gestures toward Beijing. The
paper concludes that given the political disparity between mainland China and Taiwan as well as the transitory nature of Taipei’s
new government, Beijing will continue its “wait and see” policy toward Taipei, hence the chance for political dialogue between
the two sides is slim in the foreseeable future.
He served as President of the Association of Chinese Political Studies from 1998 to 1999. He writes on Chinese politics and
cross-Taiwan Strait relations. Most recently, he co-edited Transition toward the Post-Deng China (forthcoming in 2001) and
Prospects for Cross-Taiwan Strait Developments (2000). He received a Ph.D. in political science from Pennsylvania State University
(1997).
Gang Lin is Program Associate at the Woodrow Wilson Center’s Asia Program. This article reflects the author’s personal viewpoints
only. 相似文献
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A growing literature has sought to address the question of Chinese nationalism, and particularly whether or not its rise over
the last decade could make China more prone to international conflict. Yet these discussions have often not been well grounded
in either theories of nationalism or international relations (IR) theory. This paper will seek to fill this gap by using a
constructivist approach to examine how nationalism is constituted by the interaction of states. By doing so, it will be argued
that Chinese nationalism can best be understood as a reactive response to international events rather than domestic political
manipulation.
Michael Alan Brittingham is a visiting assistant professor in the Department of Political Science and International Studies
at McDaniel College. He has previously taught at the University of Louisville. In 2005, he completed his dissertation entitled,
“Reactive Nationalism and Its Prospects for Conflict: The Taiwan Issue, Sino-US Relations, & the ‘Role’ of Nationalism in
Chinese Foreign Policy” in the Department of Political Science at the University of Pittsburgh. His current research interests
include international relations theory, Chinese foreign policy, and nationalism. 相似文献
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Giulia Carabelli 《Space and Polity》2019,23(2):182-196
ABSTRACTThis article reflects on the meanings and possibilities of social change in Mostar, a city more often associated with the seeming impossibility of eradicating ethno-national divisions and corruption that paralyses it. It focuses on the under-researched politics of grassroots activism by drawing on Hardt’s and Negri’s work on the political potential of ‘love’ to shape and propel radical politics. Overall, the article reveals the lack of a cohesive agenda of grassroots politics in Mostar, and asks whether love (that creates and sustains political movement) can educate, patiently, to the revolution. 相似文献
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Analysts oddly have neglected the foreign economic implications of China’s harmonious world and harmonious society doctrines.
This article specifies the foreign economic policy effects of both, collectively termed harmonious world plus (HWP). It shows
that HWP implies China’s continued integration into the global economic system, acceptance of the extant international economic
order, and backing for increased cooperation and exchange, provided it is mutually beneficial. It further demonstrates that
HWP implies support for global development, self-reliance, and multilateralism. Beyond this, the study reveals that HWP is
likely to influence China’s interactions with international economic institutions, foreign investors, and its international
resource dealings. Generally speaking, this article shows that China is making progress adhering to most of the tenets of
HWP, though there are some areas for concern. It also reveals that convergences and divergences between HWP and China’s actual
policies are attributable to national interests, China’s limited capabilities, and domestic politics.
Jean-Marc F. Blanchard is associate director of the Center for U.S.-China Policy Studies and associate professor in the Department
of International Relations at San Francisco State University (SFSU). He also is a Board Member of and Research Director for
the Association of Chinese Political Studies. Dr. Blanchard’s research interests include China’s integration into the global
economic system, China’s interactions with multinational corporations, Chinese multinational corporations, Sino-Japanese relations,
and Chinese territorial and maritime issues. He is a co-editor of Harmonious World and China’s New Foreign Policy (Lanham: Lexington Books, 2008), a co-editor of and contributor to Power and the Purse: Economic Statecraft, Interdependence, and National Security (London: Frank Cass, 2000), and the author of 20 book chapters and refereed journal articles. 相似文献
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Robert B. Smith 《Society》1993,30(3):56-65
He has written articles on war and public opinion, research methodology, and computer simulations of urban and political processes.
He is editor of A Handbook of Social Science Methods. 相似文献