Governance Innovations and Citizens' Trust in Local Government: Electoral Impacts in China's Townships

Japanese Journal of Political Science 15 (3):373-395 (2014)
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We surveyed 2,221 rural residents in twenty towns across ten provinces in China. Structural equation models (SEM) found the quality of government, impartiality of institutions, and authoritarian values among citizens are the three main sources of citizensopen nomination and direct election (ONDE)traditional authority orientationinputoutputs’ less

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