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'... sharply observed ...' Andrew J. Nathan, Foreign Affairs Magazine '... the book makes a strong contribution to its field through its unique micro-level insights on political control in rural China and can be recommended to a wide range of scholars as well as activists and anyone with a keen interest in China's political and societal landscape.' Firoz Ehsan, , Europe-Asia Studies '... the book is a fascinating and rich account of how political control is achieved in autocratic regimes, supported by rigorous empirical evidence. Highly recommended for students of democratization.' Espen Geelmuyden Rod, Journal of Peace Research 'Drawing on evidence from long-term fieldwork, paired case studies, survey experiments, and national surveys, Mattingly makes a clear, concise argument ...' Yinxian Zhang, American Journal of Sociology 'The work can be recommended for students interested in the dynamics of sociopolitical aspects of China in the past decade.' Helen Xiaoyan Wu, Pacific Affairs

'... sharply observed ...' Andrew J. Nathan, Foreign Affairs Magazine '... the book makes a strong contribution to its field through its unique micro-level insights on political control in rural China and can be recommended to a wide range of scholars as well as activists and anyone with a keen interest in China's political and societal landscape.' Firoz Ehsan, , Europe-Asia Studies '... the book is a fascinating and rich account of how political control is achieved in autocratic regimes, supported by rigorous empirical evidence. Highly recommended for students of democratization.' Espen Geelmuyden Rod, Journal of Peace Research 'Drawing on evidence from long-term fieldwork, paired case studies, survey experiments, and national surveys, Mattingly makes a clear, concise argument ...' Yinxian Zhang, American Journal of Sociology

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Daniel C. Mattingly is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Yale University, Connecticut. He was previously a post-doctoral fellow at the Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law at Stanford University.

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