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Factors influencing villagers’ willingness to participate in grassroots governance: evidence from the Chinese social survey

Political Science

Factors influencing villagers’ willingness to participate in grassroots governance: evidence from the Chinese social survey

W. Zhan and Z. You

This research by Weizhen Zhan and Zhenwu You delves into the factors that drive villagers’ willingness to engage in grassroots governance in China. With insights drawn from a significant survey, the findings reveal how political efficacy, satisfaction with government performance, and perceptions of social justice interact to influence participation in governance.

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