Published works (by other scholars) Citing East Asia Barometer
125. Southeast Asian Public Perceptions of China: Clusters and Gaps.
125. Southeast Asian Public Perceptions of China: Clusters and Gaps.
Yoon Ah Oh. 2021.
Author: Yoon Ah Oh. 2021.
The Korean Journal of International Studies 19-3 (December 2021), 377-403.
Published online December 31, 2021
Link (open access)
124. 報道の流言化：台湾におけるメディア不信（1990年代～2010年代）(in Japanese).
124. 報道の流言化：台湾におけるメディア不信（1990年代～2010年代）(in Japanese).
林意仁. 2021
Author: 林意仁. 2021
發表於：日本マス・コミュニケーション学会2021年秋季大会（ポスターセッション）。線上會議，2021年11月7日。
（in Japanese）
123. Electoral integrity matters: how electoral process conditions the effect political losing has on political trust.
123. Electoral integrity matters: how electoral process conditions the effect political losing has on political trust.
Marlene Mauk. 2020
Author: Marlene Mauk. 2020
Quality & Quantity, online first. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11135-020-01050-1.
122. Measuring meanings of democracy—Methods of differentiation.
122. Measuring meanings of democracy—Methods of differentiation.
Norma Osterberg-Kaufmann and Ulrich Stadelmaier. 2020.
Author: Norma Osterberg-Kaufmann and Ulrich Stadelmaier. 2020.
Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft 14, 401–423(2020)
121. Church and State in Post-Handover Hong Kong.
121. Church and State in Post-Handover Hong Kong.
J. Christopher Soper and Joel S. Fetzer. 2020.
Author: J. Christopher Soper and Joel S. Fetzer. 2020.
Taiwan Journal of Democracy, Volume 16, No. 2: 121-145.
120. When and How are Hegemonic Party Regimes Democratized by Elections? Evidence from Malaysia
120. When and How are Hegemonic Party Regimes Democratized by Elections? Evidence from Malaysia
Hidekuni Washida. 2020
Author: Hidekuni Washida. 2020
Malaysia Studies Journal, vol.8/9, pp.15-42. [In Japanese]
119. 民主、治理與移民意願：中國大陸、新加坡及臺灣之比較分析. (Chinese)
119. 民主、治理與移民意願：中國大陸、新加坡及臺灣之比較分析. (Chinese)
郭淑貞. 2019.
Author: 郭淑貞. 2019.
《法政學報》，第28期（2019年11月），頁59-92。(Chinese)
118. Individual-Level Evidence on the Relationship between Trust in Political Institutions and Generalized Trust: An Analysis in the Case of Vietnam.
118. Individual-Level Evidence on the Relationship between Trust in Political Institutions and Generalized Trust: An Analysis in the Case of Vietnam.
An Nguyen Huu. 2019.
Author: An Nguyen Huu. 2019.
Studia Socjologiczno-Polityczne. Seria Nowa. 10/2019. Issue 1. pp.159-185.
117. A Peaceful Prospect or A Threat to Global Order: How Asian Youth View A Rising China.
117. A Peaceful Prospect or A Threat to Global Order: How Asian Youth View A Rising China.
Yida Zhai. 2019.
Author: Yida Zhai. 2019.
International Studies Review, Vol.21, No.1, 2019, pp. 38-56.
116. Popular Conceptions of Democracy and Democratic Satisfaction in China.
116. Popular Conceptions of Democracy and Democratic Satisfaction in China.
Yida Zhai. 2019.
Author: Yida Zhai. 2019.
International Political Science Review, Vol. 40, No. 2, 2019, pp. 246-262.
115. Popular Democratic Perception Matters for Political Trust in Authoritarian Regimes.
115. Popular Democratic Perception Matters for Political Trust in Authoritarian Regimes.
Yida Zhai. 2019.
Author: Yida Zhai. 2019.
Politics, Vol. 39, No. 4, 2019, pp. 411-429.
114. Traditional Values and Political Trust in China.
114. Traditional Values and Political Trust in China.
Yida Zhai. 2018.
Author: Yida Zhai. 2018.
Journal of Asian and African Studies, Vol.53, No.3, 2018, pp. 350-365.
113. Citizen Support for Democratic and Autocratic Regimes.
113. Citizen Support for Democratic and Autocratic Regimes.
Marlene Mauk. 2020.
Author: Marlene Mauk. 2020.
112. Political Change, Women’s Rights, and Public Opinion on Gender Equality in Myanmar.
112. Political Change, Women’s Rights, and Public Opinion on Gender Equality in Myanmar.
Mala Htun and Francesca R. Jensenius. 2020.
Author: Mala Htun and Francesca R. Jensenius. 2020.
111. Online Repression and Self-Censorship: Evidence from Southeast Asia.
111. Online Repression and Self-Censorship: Evidence from Southeast Asia.
Elvin Ong. 2019.
Author: Elvin Ong. 2019.
Government and Opposition
110. Disentangling an Elusive Relationship: How Democratic Value Orientations Affect Political Trust in Different Regimes.
110. Disentangling an Elusive Relationship: How Democratic Value Orientations Affect Political Trust in Different Regimes.
Mauk, Marlene. 2019.
Author: Mauk, Marlene. 2019.
109. Distributive Politics in Malaysia: Maintaining Authoritarian Party Dominance.
109. Distributive Politics in Malaysia: Maintaining Authoritarian Party Dominance.
Hidekuni Washida. 2019.
Author: Hidekuni Washida. 2019.
Oxon and New York: Routledge.
108. 經濟績效、政治腐敗與政治信任：臺灣公眾政治信任變遷研究（2001-2014）.(in Chinese)
108. 經濟績效、政治腐敗與政治信任：臺灣公眾政治信任變遷研究（2001-2014）.(in Chinese)
韓冬臨、楊端程、陸屹洲. 2018.
Author: 韓冬臨、楊端程、陸屹洲. 2018.
上海交通大學學報（哲學社會科學版）Journal of SJTU (Philosophy and Social Sciences)，No.4, 2018, Vol.26, July, No.122.
107. Revisiting the Cultural Logic of Politics in the Digital Age.
107. Revisiting the Cultural Logic of Politics in the Digital Age.
Shin Haeng Lee. 2018.
Author: Shin Haeng Lee. 2018.
The Journal of Asiatic Studies, 61.1 (2018.3): 217-263.
106. Are Female Political Leaders Role Models? Lessons from Asia.
106. Are Female Political Leaders Role Models? Lessons from Asia.
Shan-Jan Sarah Liu. 2018.
Author: Shan-Jan Sarah Liu. 2018.
Political Research Quarterly, 2018, Vol. 71(2) 255–269.
https://www.growkudos.com/publications/10.1177%25252F1065912917745162/reader
105. Survey Research in the Arab World: Challenges and Opportunities.
105. Survey Research in the Arab World: Challenges and Opportunities.
Lindsay J. Benstead. 2018.
Author: Lindsay J. Benstead. 2018.
PS: Political Science and Politics 51(3): 535-542.
104. Proud to be Thai: The Puzzling Absence of Ethnicity-Based Political Cleavages in Thailand.
104. Proud to be Thai: The Puzzling Absence of Ethnicity-Based Political Cleavages in Thailand.
Jacob I. Ricks. 2017.
Author: Jacob I. Ricks. 2017.
Published on the 13th International Conference on Thai Studies, 15-18 July. Chiang Mai, Thailand.
103. Proud to be Thai: The Puzzling Absence of Ethnicity-Based Political Cleavages in Thailand.
103. Proud to be Thai: The Puzzling Absence of Ethnicity-Based Political Cleavages in Thailand.
Jacob I. Ricks. 2017.
Author: Jacob I. Ricks. 2017.
Western Political Science Association Conference, 12-15 April. Vancouver, Canada.
102. Philippine Illiberalism: An Overview of Political Normative Tendencies before the 2016 Presidential Election.
102. Philippine Illiberalism: An Overview of Political Normative Tendencies before the 2016 Presidential Election.
Anthony Lawrence Arsenal Borja. 2018.
Author: Anthony Lawrence Arsenal Borja. 2018.
In the 2018 International Conference of the Philippine Political Science Association, " Multilevel Governance in the 21st Century". April 5-6, 2018, in Davao city, Philippines.
Abstract:
The propagation and establishment of liberal values can determine the overall trajectory of a democratization project and the character and embeddedness of liberalism in a polity can help determine whether a country will join the cornucopia of modern (i.e. liberal) democracies or end up as a deviant case. In this post-EDSA regime heralded by the victory of Rodrigo Duterte, the limits of liberalism in the Philippines must now be placed under renewed academic scrutiny in order to respond to the resurgent publicity of illiberal attitudes in the Philippines; a resurgence that is as immediate as it is drastic. Thus, in line not only with more recent advances in the study of populist attitudes but also with the current debates on Philippine political ethics, this study asks what is the nature of illiberal political attitudes in the Philippines? In addressing this question, this study will utilize a basic quantitative (descriptive and correlative) approach that will analyze the most recent wave (Wave 4) of the Asia Barometer survey. This study will generate hypotheses and preliminary observation for further inquiries on the political psychology of Philippine populism by focusing first on the illiberal dimension of the latter.
101. China’s belt and road initiative and regional perceptions of China.
101. China’s belt and road initiative and regional perceptions of China.
John O’Trakoun. 2018.
Author: John O’Trakoun. 2018.
Business Economics,, Volume 53, Issue 1, pp 17–24.
100. Broken Back? Efficacy and Participation in Asia’s Democracies.
100. Broken Back? Efficacy and Participation in Asia’s Democracies.
Howard Sanborn. 2018.
Author: Howard Sanborn. 2018.
Asian Journal of Comparative Politics. 3 (1): 13-24.
99. Democratic Participation Under Authoritarianism in Hong Kong and Singapore.
99. Democratic Participation Under Authoritarianism in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Howard Sanborn. 2017.
Author: Howard Sanborn. 2017.
Journal of Contemporary Eastern Asia. 16 (2): 44-58.
98. Multi-Dimensional Review of Thailand (Volume 1).
98. Multi-Dimensional Review of Thailand (Volume 1).
OECD. 2018.
Author: OECD. 2018.
Organization for Economic Co-
operation and Development, OECD Development Pathways, OECD Publishing, Paris, https://doi.org/10. 1787/9789264293311-en. 97. The Dynamics of Social Change in Cambodia. Moving away from Traditionalism?
97. The Dynamics of Social Change in Cambodia. Moving away from Traditionalism?
Karbaum, Markus. 2016.
Author: Karbaum, Markus. 2016.
Internationales Asienforum, 46 (2015), No. 3-4, pp. 229-259.
96. The Umbrella Revolution in Hong Kong: Causes, Course, Consequences. (in Polish)
96. The Umbrella Revolution in Hong Kong: Causes, Course, Consequences. (in Polish)
Lukasz Zamecki. 2018.
Author: Lukasz Zamecki. 2018.
Rewolucja parasolkowa w Hongkongu. Przyczyny, przebieg, nastepstwa [The Umbrella Revolution in Hong Kong: Causes, Course, Consequences], Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, Warszawa 2018.
95. Domestic Politics, Cultural Conflict, and Global Exposure: Perceptions of Intergovernmental Organizations Across Asia.
95. Domestic Politics, Cultural Conflict, and Global Exposure: Perceptions of Intergovernmental Organizations Across Asia.
Ming‐Chang Tsai. 2017.
Author: Ming‐Chang Tsai. 2017.
《PACIFIC FOCUS》，32(3), 319-350.
94. Making Sense of Electoral Setbacks and Conservative Backlash.
94. Making Sense of Electoral Setbacks and Conservative Backlash.
Washida Hidekuni. 2018.
Author: Washida Hidekuni. 2018.
In: Nakamura Masashi and Kumagai Satoru (eds.) Malaysia in the Post-Mahathir Era: Changes in the Politics and the Economy. [In Japanese]. Chiba: IDE, pp. 89–138.
93. Is Japan Mongolia's Model for Future Development? Exploration of the Mongolian Attitude Using the Asian Barometer Survey Data.
93. Is Japan Mongolia's Model for Future Development? Exploration of the Mongolian Attitude Using the Asian Barometer Survey Data.
Kunio Minato. 2018.
Author: Kunio Minato. 2018.
Mongolia and Northeast Asian Studies, 3: 165-176.
92. Values of Deference to Authority in Japan and China.
92. Values of Deference to Authority in Japan and China.
Yida Zhai. 2017.
Author: Yida Zhai. 2017.
International Journal of Comparative Sociology, Vol.58, No.2, 2017, pp.120-139.
91. Do Confucian Values Deter Chinese Citizens’ Support for Democracy?
91. Do Confucian Values Deter Chinese Citizens’ Support for Democracy?
Yida Zhai. 2017.
Author: Yida Zhai. 2017.
Politics and Religion, Vol.10, No.2, 2017, pp. 261-285.
90. Can power make a great state? Asian citizens’ views of China’s power.
90. Can power make a great state? Asian citizens’ views of China’s power.
Yida Zhai. 2015.
Author: Yida Zhai. 2015.
Issues & Studies, Vol.51, No.4, 2015, pp.85-117.
89. Who Votes in East Asia?
89. Who Votes in East Asia?
Elvis Bisong Tambe. 2016.
Author: Elvis Bisong Tambe. 2016.
European Journal of East Asian Studies, Vol 15(2), 149 –173.
88. Delegative democratic attitudes: Theory and evidence from the Asian barometer survey
88. Delegative democratic attitudes: Theory and evidence from the Asian barometer survey
Youngho Kang, Dongwon Lee. 2017.
Author: Youngho Kang, Dongwon Lee. 2017.
Youngho Kang, Dongwon Lee. 2017.International Political Science Review. pp1–18Article first published online: June 8, 201787. Local Distrust and Regime Support: Sources and Effects of Political Trust in China.
87. Local Distrust and Regime Support: Sources and Effects of Political Trust in China.
Dan Chen. 2017.
Author: Dan Chen. 2017.
Chen, Dan. 2017. ³Local Distrust and Regime Support: Sources and Effects of Political Trust in China.² Political Research Quarterly 70 (2): 314-326.
86. "Asian Democracy?" Der Einfluss konfuzianischer Werte auf die Legitimität westlich-liberaler Demokratievorstellungen in Nord- und Südostasien.
86. "Asian Democracy?" Der Einfluss konfuzianischer Werte auf die Legitimität westlich-liberaler Demokratievorstellungen in Nord- und Südostasien.
Marlene Marlene. 2016.
Author: Marlene Marlene. 2016.
In: PVS-Sonderheft 51: "Demokratie" jenseits des Westens. Theorien, Diskurse, Einstellungen. Edited by Sophia Schubert und Alexander Weiß. Baden-Baden: Nomos, pp. 491-510. doi: 10.5771/9783845261904-492. [in German]
85. Fostering support for non-democratic rule? Controlled political liberalization and popular support for non-democratic regimes.
85. Fostering support for non-democratic rule? Controlled political liberalization and popular support for non-democratic regimes.
Marlene Mauk. 2017.
Author: Marlene Mauk. 2017.
Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft 11 (1), pp. 24-49. doi: 10.1007/s12286-017-0325-1. Free-to-view version available at Springer Nature SharedIt.
84. Local-National Political Trust Patterns: Why China is an Exception.
84. Local-National Political Trust Patterns: Why China is an Exception.
Cary Wu and Rima Wilkes. 2016.
Author: Cary Wu and Rima Wilkes. 2016.
International Political Science Review, forthcoming.
83. An Oaxaca-Decomposition Analysis of Popular Support for Democracy in Southeast Asian Countries: Are the Middle Classes Different from the Rest?
83. An Oaxaca-Decomposition Analysis of Popular Support for Democracy in Southeast Asian Countries: Are the Middle Classes Different from the Rest?
Joseph J. Capuno. 2016.
Author: Joseph J. Capuno. 2016.
Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, Volume 21 , Pages 467-488.
82. Building the New Socialist Countryside: Tracking Public Policy and Public Opinion Changes in China.
82. Building the New Socialist Countryside: Tracking Public Policy and Public Opinion Changes in China.
Matthias Stepan, Enze Han and Tim Reeskens. 2016.
Author: Matthias Stepan, Enze Han and Tim Reeskens. 2016.
The China Quarterly, Volume 226, June 2016, pp. 456-476.
81. Government Performance, Corruption and Political Trust in East Asia.
81. Government Performance, Corruption and Political Trust in East Asia.
Ching-Hsing Wang. 2016.
Author: Ching-Hsing Wang. 2016.
Social Science Quarterly 97(2): 211-231.
80. Nationalist Attitudes Among Mass Publics in East Asia.
80. Nationalist Attitudes Among Mass Publics in East Asia.
Matthew Linley. 2016.
Author: Matthew Linley. 2016.
In Asian Nationalisms Reconsidered, ed. Jeff Kingston. London: Routledge.
79. Explaining the Determinants of Preference for Democracy in Southeast Asia.
79. Explaining the Determinants of Preference for Democracy in Southeast Asia.
Noory Okthariza. 2016.
Author: Noory Okthariza. 2016.
Conference paper presented at Southeast Asian Studies Conference at Northern Illinois University (US) on March 26 2016.
78. Is 'Civil society without advocacy' gone?: Thinking from the research on civil society organizations on nuclear and energy issues.
78. Is 'Civil society without advocacy' gone?: Thinking from the research on civil society organizations on nuclear and energy issues.
Keiichi Satoh. 2016.
Author: Keiichi Satoh. 2016.
Research network on Social movement and Collective action Kick-off conference, on Oct. 7. 2016, at Hakata civic center, Japan.
77. Evaluating Determinants of Political Legitimacy in China.
77. Evaluating Determinants of Political Legitimacy in China.
Sukrit Puri. 2016.
Author: Sukrit Puri. 2016.
Stanford Undergraduate Economics Journal, 4:60-71.
76. Cultural Divergence in Relation with the Effect of Income and Social Indicators on the Subjective Well-Being.
76. Cultural Divergence in Relation with the Effect of Income and Social Indicators on the Subjective Well-Being.
Jun, K.H.. 2012.
Author: Jun, K.H.. 2012.
A Dissertation presented for the degree of Master in the Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea.
75. 東亞民眾的制度不信任感及其政治回應 (in Chinese).
75. 東亞民眾的制度不信任感及其政治回應 (in Chinese).
湯晏甄. 2015.
Author: 湯晏甄. 2015.
《台灣民主季刊》，12(2): 39-85.
74. Class participation in politics in Southeast Asia.
74. Class participation in politics in Southeast Asia.
Joseph J. Capuno. 2015.
Author: Joseph J. Capuno. 2015.
The Philippine Review of Economics, Vol. LII No. 2, December 2015 pp. 118-142.
73. Effects of Trade Relations on South Korean Views of China.
73. Effects of Trade Relations on South Korean Views of China.
Alec Chung. 2015.
Author: Alec Chung. 2015.
Asian Politics & Policy, 7(4), 597-621.
72. The Dynamics of Social Change in Cambodia Moving away from Traditionalism?
72. The Dynamics of Social Change in Cambodia Moving away from Traditionalism?
Markus Karbaum. 2015.
Author: Markus Karbaum. 2015.
Internationales Asienforum, 46 (3–4):229–259.
71. Infrastructure Spending in China Increases Trust in Local Government.
71. Infrastructure Spending in China Increases Trust in Local Government.
Bingqin Li and Guy Mayraz. 2015.
Author: Bingqin Li and Guy Mayraz. 2015.
Social Indicators Research, 1-16.
70. Popular Understanding of Politics and Democracy in Indonesia.
70. Popular Understanding of Politics and Democracy in Indonesia.
KyoungKyo Seo. 2015.
Author: KyoungKyo Seo. 2015.
Southeast Asian Studies, Center for south-East Asian Studies in HUFS. 24 (3): 3-32.
69. The Causes of Emigration from Singapore: How Much is Still Political?
69. The Causes of Emigration from Singapore: How Much is Still Political?
Fetzer, Joel S., and Brandon Alexander Millan. 2015.
Author: Fetzer, Joel S., and Brandon Alexander Millan. 2015.
Critical Asian Studies 47(3):462-476.
68. Mongolia: Resentment and Realistic Appreciation toward Neighboring 'Southern Giant’.
68. Mongolia: Resentment and Realistic Appreciation toward Neighboring 'Southern Giant’.
Kunio Minato. 2015.
Author: Kunio Minato. 2015.
Kokusai Mondai (International Affairs), (643):29-37.
67. Metric Examination of Mongolian National Identity: From the Analyses of Second and Third Wave Asian Barometer Survey Data.
67. Metric Examination of Mongolian National Identity: From the Analyses of Second and Third Wave Asian Barometer Survey Data.
Kunio Minato. 2015.
Author: Kunio Minato. 2015.
Ritsumeikan Review of Social Sciences, 50(4):75-92.
66. Perceptions of Corruption and External Political Efficacy Regime Stability and Democratic Legitimacy.
66. Perceptions of Corruption and External Political Efficacy Regime Stability and Democratic Legitimacy.
Sean S. Bentzen. 2014.
Author: Sean S. Bentzen. 2014.
A Dissertation presented in partial fulfillment of requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Department of Political Science The University of Mississippi, USA.
65. Popular Understanding of Politics and Democratic Transition: Focusing on Four East Asian Countris.
65. Popular Understanding of Politics and Democratic Transition: Focusing on Four East Asian Countris.
KyoungKyo Seo. 2014.
Author: KyoungKyo Seo. 2014.
Journal of International Area Studies, 18 (2): 55-88.
64. The Mongolian Foresight of Asia: An Analysis of People's Prediction Based on Asian Barometer Survey.
64. The Mongolian Foresight of Asia: An Analysis of People's Prediction Based on Asian Barometer Survey.
Kunio Minato. 2013.
Author: Kunio Minato. 2013.
Nihon to Mongol (Japan and Mongolia), 48(1):2-14.
63. Authoritarian Durability: Public Opinion towards Democracy in Southeast Asia.
63. Authoritarian Durability: Public Opinion towards Democracy in Southeast Asia.
Juliet Pietsch. 2015.
Author: Juliet Pietsch. 2015.
Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, 25(1):31-46.
62. Democratic Consolidation: Participation and Attitudes Toward Democracy in Taiwan and South Korea.
62. Democratic Consolidation: Participation and Attitudes Toward Democracy in Taiwan and South Korea.
Howard Sanborn. 2015.
Author: Howard Sanborn. 2015.
Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, 25(1):47-61.
61. The Causes of Emigration from Singapore: How Much is Still Political?
61. The Causes of Emigration from Singapore: How Much is Still Political?
Fetzer, Joel S.and Brandon Alexander Millan. 2015.
Author: Fetzer, Joel S.and Brandon Alexander Millan. 2015.
Critical Asian Studies 47(3):462-476.
60. Nationalist Attitudes among Mass Publics in East Asia in Asian Nationalisms Reconsidered.
60. Nationalist Attitudes among Mass Publics in East Asia in Asian Nationalisms Reconsidered.
Matthew Linley. 2015.
Author: Matthew Linley. 2015.
Routledge. Forthcoming.
59. Popular Understanding of Politics and Democracy in Indonesia.
59. Popular Understanding of Politics and Democracy in Indonesia.
Seo, KyoungKyo. 2015.
Author: Seo, KyoungKyo. 2015.
Southeast Asian Studies, Center for south-East Asian Studies in HUFS, 24(3):3-32.
58. Popular Understanding of Politics and Democratic Transition: Focusing on Four East Asian Countris.
58. Popular Understanding of Politics and Democratic Transition: Focusing on Four East Asian Countris.
Seo, KyoungKyo. 2014.
Author: Seo, KyoungKyo. 2014.
Journal of International Area Studies, 18(2):55-88.
57. Japan’s Puzzling Democracy and Confused People.
57. Japan’s Puzzling Democracy and Confused People.
Ito-Morales, Kyoko. 2014.
Author: Ito-Morales, Kyoko. 2014.
Paper presented at the Meetings of the NAJS 2014 Conference, March 20-21, Helsinki, Finland.
56. Nominally Democratic Institutions and Political Participation in China: Do They Strengthen the Regime Support?
56. Nominally Democratic Institutions and Political Participation in China: Do They Strengthen the Regime Support?
Chou, Chelsea C. 2013.
Author: Chou, Chelsea C. 2013.
The First CPE Conference in China, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, September 8-9.
55. The Higher, the Fewer: Women Politicians in Singapore’s Hegemonic Party.
55. The Higher, the Fewer: Women Politicians in Singapore’s Hegemonic Party.
Tan, Netina. 2013.
Author: Tan, Netina. 2013.
Political Representation of Women in Asia Workshop, 3-5 Oct, McMaster University.
54. 大国在泰国的国家形象：基于亚洲民主动态调查的跨国比较.
54. 大国在泰国的国家形象：基于亚洲民主动态调查的跨国比较.
孔建勋、赵姝岚. 2013.
Author: 孔建勋、赵姝岚. 2013.
华侨大学学报哲学社会科学版 2:15-23.
53. 민주화 과정에서 대중들의 정치적 인식：태국사례.
53. 민주화 과정에서 대중들의 정치적 인식：태국사례.
서경교. 2013.
Author: 서경교. 2013.
한국태국학회논총 19(2): 145-177.
52. Economic Performance and Democratic Support in Asia’s Emergent Democracies.
52. Economic Performance and Democratic Support in Asia’s Emergent Democracies.
Yap, Fiona. 2012
Author: Yap, Fiona. 2012
Comparative Political Studies 46(4): 486-512.
51. Internet Use and Democratic Demands: A Multinational, Multilevel Model of Internet Use and Citizen Attitudes About Democracy.
51. Internet Use and Democratic Demands: A Multinational, Multilevel Model of Internet Use and Citizen Attitudes About Democracy.
Nisbet, Erik C., Elizabeth Stoycheff, and Katy E. Pearce. 2012.
Author: Nisbet, Erik C., Elizabeth Stoycheff, and Katy E. Pearce. 2012.
Journal of Communication 62(2): 249-265.
50. The Mongolian Attitude toward Japan: Examining Difference in Social Attitude under Change of Political System.
50. The Mongolian Attitude toward Japan: Examining Difference in Social Attitude under Change of Political System.
Minato, Kunio. 2012.
Author: Minato, Kunio. 2012.
Ritsumeikan Social Sciences Review 48(3): 77-94.
49. Young People’s Political Attitudes: a Cross-National Comparison of Public Opinion Surveys.”
49. Young People’s Political Attitudes: a Cross-National Comparison of Public Opinion Surveys.”
Chzhen, Y. 2012.
Author: Chzhen, Y. 2012.
Paper commissioned for the EFA Global Monitoring Report 2012, Youth and skills: Putting education to work.
48. Formal and Informal Networks in Post-socialist Mongolia: Access, Uses and Inequalities.
48. Formal and Informal Networks in Post-socialist Mongolia: Access, Uses and Inequalities.
Dalaibuyan, Byambajav. 2012.
Author: Dalaibuyan, Byambajav. 2012.
In Julian Dierkes, Change in Democratic Mongolia: Social Relations, Health, Mobile Pastoralism, and Mining. Brill Academic Publishers.
47. Media and Democratic Transition in South Korea.
47. Media and Democratic Transition in South Korea.
Kwak, Ki-Sung. 2012.
Author: Kwak, Ki-Sung. 2012.
Routledge.
46. Impact of Competing Values and Choices on Democratic Support in Hong Kong.
46. Impact of Competing Values and Choices on Democratic Support in Hong Kong.
Lam, Wai-man. 2012.
Author: Lam, Wai-man. 2012.
Social Indicators Research. http://www.springerlink.com/content/t88058t277252584/
45. Why did Thailand’s middle class turn against a democratically elected government? The information-gap hypothesis1.
45. Why did Thailand’s middle class turn against a democratically elected government? The information-gap hypothesis1.
Jäger, Kai. 2012.
Author: Jäger, Kai. 2012.
Democratization. Forthcoming. http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13510347.2011.623353
44. Einstellungen zur Demokratie in Kambodscha: Niveau und Determinanten der Demokratieunterstützung.
44. Einstellungen zur Demokratie in Kambodscha: Niveau und Determinanten der Demokratieunterstützung.
Mauk, Marlene. 2011.
Author: Mauk, Marlene. 2011.
Magisterarbeit, Johannes-Gutenberg Universität Mainz.
43. How is High Trust in China Possible? Comparing the Origins of Generalized Trust in Three Chinese Societies.
43. How is High Trust in China Possible? Comparing the Origins of Generalized Trust in Three Chinese Societies.
Steinhardt, Christoph. 2011.
Author: Steinhardt, Christoph. 2011.
Political Studies 60(2): 434-454.
42. The Political Behavior of the Chinese Middle Class.
42. The Political Behavior of the Chinese Middle Class.
Tang, Min. 2011.
Author: Tang, Min. 2011.
Journal of Chinese Political Science 16(4): 373-387.
41. Digital Media and Political Attitudes in China.
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