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Shucheng Wang distinguishes normal and exceptional authoritarian politics and uses China to explain legal instrumentalism in an illiberal context.
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Authoritarian Legality and Legal Instrumentalism in China
Shucheng Wang distinguishes normal and exceptional authoritarian politics and uses China to explain legal instrumentalism in an illiberal context.
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