Popular nationalism remains strong in China. What drives this strong nationalistic
sentiment? This is the key question this study attempts to answer. The authors are …

Using the 2008 China Survey, this paper examines Chinese respondents' feelings toward
their country and how such feelings are related to their democratic values. First, it compares …

Chinese nationalism begun to rise as the Cold War ended in 1989. During the first two
decades of twenty first century, Chinese nationalism as strong force has impacted Chinese …

China's involvement in the world and its economic modernization are expected to lead to its
democratization and adherence to the liberal international order. However, after several …

This study examines the major sources of Chinese new nationalism among the Chinese
populace two decades after the 1989 Tiananmen movement. Based on the 2008 East Asian …

The Chinese government is fond of invoking the 'hurt feelings of 1.4 billion Chinese citizens'
to protest foreign actions and policies. However, this rhetoric might be nothing more than …

Chinese nationalism has been driven from two directions: by the state from top-down and by
populist forces from the bottom-up. For many years, Chinese nationalism was driven more …

In an increasingly materialistic society, are Chinese people still interested in politics and
state affairs? More importantly, which type of people tend to be more interested in politics in …

Within months of the February 1997 passing of Deng Xiaoping, the chief architect and
symbolic father of the post-Mao reform program, the Chinese countryside was gripped by a …

It is widely claimed that radical anti-US nationalism has become dominant in China,
especially among young students. Based on a survey of 1,211 students and interviews with …