Pekingology

Defending Stability Under Threat

Mar 24, 2022

40:11

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The Politics of Rightful Resistance in China

03:21

Is It Better to Take to the Streets?

02:04

The State's Response to a Sensitive Event Like an Anniversary

01:38

Introduction

2min

The Future of Protest Studies

3min

The Politics of Rightful Resistance in China

3min

Dissertation Research - How Do You Do This?

3min

How to Collect a Sample of Three Thousand Protests?

2min

How to Assess the Quality of the Information That's Coming Through Social Media

3min

What Is a Sensitive Period?

3min

How Do You Measure Repression?

3min

The State's Response to a Sensitive Event Like an Anniversary

2min

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Is It Better to Take to the Streets?

2min

11.

What Do You Learned About the Types of Protests?

2min

12.

Are Protests a Stabilizing Feature of the Regime?

4min

13.

The Propaganda of Protest Under a Third Chijanping Term

5min

14.

Is Technology a Great Information Substitute for Protests?

3min

In this week’s episode of Pekingology, Freeman Chair Jude Blanchette is joined by H. Christoph Steinhardt, assistant professor in the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Vienna, to discuss his paper, Defending Stability under Threat: Sensitive Periods and the Repression of Protest in Urban China.

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