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Societal Inputs and Policy Implementation in China
Thu, February 8, 4:30 to 6:00pm EST (4:30 to 6:00pm EST), Virtual, Virtual 11Session Submission Type: Full Paper Panel
Abstract
The proposed panel brings together brings together Doctoral Candidate and junior scholars working in the field of Chinese politics based in North America, Europe, and Asia. The four papers are based on a variety of qualitative and quantitative methods. Focusing on various cases, they explore the, often subtle and indirect, ways in which societal actors may influence the implementation of public policy in the context of Chinese autocratic political institutions.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Chinese Local Congresses in Urban Communities: Political Communication through the Liaison Station - Ruozhu Li, City University of Hong Kong
Local Sounds, Party Echoes: A Study of the Village-Level Propaganda in Maoist Rural China - Yi Ren, Harvard Fairbank Center
Stigma, Myth, Science, and Policy: The Case of Marriage Ban against Leprosy in China - Zhanjie Si
Roles and Relations of Civil Society and Street-Level Bureaucracy in Policy Implementation: Evidence from China - Chunying Yue, Harvard University Asia Center; Zhuanjia Du, Columbia University