2015 Journal Articles
12. China's Rise through World Public Opinion: Editorial Introduction
12. China's Rise through World Public Opinion: Editorial Introduction
Kang Liu and Yun-han Chu
Author: Kang Liu and Yun-han Chu
Journal of Contemporary China, Volume 24, Issue 92,2015.
11. Millennials and East Asia's Democratic Future
11. Millennials and East Asia's Democratic Future
Yun-han Chu and Bridget Welsh. 2015
Author: Yun-han Chu and Bridget Welsh. 2015
Journal of Democracy, 26(2) (Apr 2015):151-164.
10. Cultural Hybridization in East Asia
10. Cultural Hybridization in East Asia
Doh Chull Shin. 2015
Author: Doh Chull Shin. 2015
Journal of Elections, Public Opinion, and Parties 25 (1) (February 2015), 10-30.
9. How the Public in the US, Latin America, and East Asia Sees an Emerging China
9. How the Public in the US, Latin America, and East Asia Sees an Emerging China
John H. Aldrich and Jie Lu. 2015
Author: John H. Aldrich and Jie Lu. 2015
European Review 23(2) : 227 - 241.
8. Policy Configurations of China and East Asian Countries after the Global Crisis: A Tri-lemma Analysis
8. Policy Configurations of China and East Asian Countries after the Global Crisis: A Tri-lemma Analysis
Kuo-Chun Yeh and Chen-Dong Tso.2015
Author: Kuo-Chun Yeh and Chen-Dong Tso.2015
China: An International Journal 13(1): 139-154
7. How East Asians View the Rise of China.
7. How East Asians View the Rise of China.
Yun-Han Chu, Liu Kang & Min-Hua Huang. 2015
Author: Yun-Han Chu, Liu Kang & Min-Hua Huang. 2015
Journal of Contemporary China 24(93): 398-420.
6. The Sway of Geopolitics, Economic Interdependence and Cultural Identity: why are some Asians more favorable toward China's rise than others?
6. The Sway of Geopolitics, Economic Interdependence and Cultural Identity: why are some Asians more favorable toward China's rise than others?
Min-Hua Huang and Yun-Han Chu. 2015
Author: Min-Hua Huang and Yun-Han Chu. 2015
Journal of Contemporary China 24(93): 421-441.
5.Choosing China: public perceptions of ‘China as a model’
5.Choosing China: public perceptions of ‘China as a model’
Bridget Welsh and Alex Chang. 2015
Author: Bridget Welsh and Alex Chang. 2015
Journal of Contemporary China 24(93): 442-456.
4. The Battle of Ideas and Discourses before Democratic Transition: Different Democratic Conceptions in Authoritarian China.
4. The Battle of Ideas and Discourses before Democratic Transition: Different Democratic Conceptions in Authoritarian China.
Jie Lu and T. Shi. 2015.
Author: Jie Lu and T. Shi. 2015.
International Political Science Review 36 (1):20-41.
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3. Enter the Dragon: How East Asians View a Rising China.
3. Enter the Dragon: How East Asians View a Rising China.
Yun-han Chu, Min-hua Huang, and Jie Lu. 2015.
Author: Yun-han Chu, Min-hua Huang, and Jie Lu. 2015.
Global Asia 10(3):112-120.
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2. Democracies Under Stress: The Dwindling Public Trust in Asian Political Institutions.
2. Democracies Under Stress: The Dwindling Public Trust in Asian Political Institutions.
Yu-tzung Chang, Mark Weatherall, and Jack Wu. 2015.
Author: Yu-tzung Chang, Mark Weatherall, and Jack Wu. 2015.
Global Asia 10(3):106-111.
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1. Regime Legitimacy in East Asia: Why Non-Democratic States Fate Better than Democracies.
1. Regime Legitimacy in East Asia: Why Non-Democratic States Fate Better than Democracies.
Yun-han Chu, Hsin-hsin Pan, and Wen-chin Wu. 2015.
Author: Yun-han Chu, Hsin-hsin Pan, and Wen-chin Wu. 2015.
Global Asia 10(3):98-105.
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