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Bruce J. Dickson

Professor of Political Science and International Affairs

George Washington University

Affiliations

Columbian College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Political Science

Elliott School of International Affairs

Bruce J. Dickson is currently serving as a Columbian College Of Arts & Sciences Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at George Washington University.

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Bruce J. Dickson

George Washington University

Professor of Political Science and International Affairs

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political science chinese politics contemporary china public policy chinese political science east asian studies chinese culture international relations governance political economy economy of china economics geopolitics corruption regime support comparative politics democracy democratization political behavior international politics political theory chinese foreign policy economic development political science research political analysis regime analysis power relations political development global politics urban china private entrepreneurs public goods corruption investigations mainland china capitalism public finance economic systems strategic studies comparative political studies international business political geography entrepreneurship fish biology zoology geopolitical conflict civil-military relations anti-imperialism model transformation political conflict international cooperation model comparison reference model political systems liberal democracy deliberative democracy web survey method survey (human research) organismic biology aquatic organisms political culture historical analysis political process chinese law institutional variety institutional environment institutional history political change leninist parties career incentives political support eastonian framework ruling china china model party supremacy international arena comparing models authoritarian regimes international political economy political transformation regime change east asian languages

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

: Cadre Country: How China Became the Chinese Communist Party. The China Journal (2023)

Bruce Dickson

chinese culturecontemporary chinapolitical scienceeast asian studieschinese political sciencepolitical historychinese politics

The Art of Plucking the Goose: Chinese Urban Residents' Tax Consciousness. Governance (2023)

Changdong ZhangBruce Dickson

chinese cultureurban governancetax consciousnesspolitical sciencepublic policysociologygovernancechinese urban residents

The Rise of China, Inc.: How the Chinese Communist Party Transformed China Into a Giant Corporation Shaomin LI. Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press, 2022. 346 Pp. $29.99 (Pbk). Isbn 9781009074926. The China Quarterly (2023)

Bruce Dickson

chinese culturecontemporary chinaeast asian studieschinese political scienceeconomy of chinachinese communist partypolitical historyhistorychinese politics

Lily L. Tsai, When People Want Punishment: Retributive Justice and the Puzzle of Authoritarian Popularity. Journal of Chinese Political Science (2022)

Bruce J. Dickson

political theorypolitical economypolitical sciencechinese political scienceauthoritarian popularityretributive justicechinese politics

How Corruption Investigations Undermine Regime Support: Evidence From China. Political Science Research and Methods (2021)

Yuhua WangBruce J. Dickson

political science researchpublic policypolitical scienceinternational relationscorruption investigationsregime supportcorruptionchinese politics

The Chinese Communist Party Since 1949: Organization, Ideology, and Prospect for Change, by Kjeld Erik BrøDsgaard and Chen Gang. Leiden: Brill, 2018. 66 Pp. Us$84.00/€70.00 (Paper).. The China Journal (2021)

Bruce J. Dickson

chinese culturecontemporary chinasocial changepolitical scienceeast asian studieschinese political sciencechinese communist partypolitical partiespolitical historyhistorychinese politics

Replication Data for: How Corruption Investigations Undermine Regime Support: Evidence From China. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Yuhua WangBruce Dickson

public policypolitical sciencereplication datacorruption investigationsdata replicationregime supportcorruptionreplicationchinese politics

Revisiting the Eastonian Framework on Political Support: Assessing Different Measures of Regime Support in Mainland China. Comparative Politics (2020)

Jie LuBruce Dickson

public policypolitical scienceeast asian studiespolitical supportinternational relationseastonian frameworkregime supportcomparative politicsmainland china

To Govern China: Evolving Practices of Power, Edited by Vivienne Shue and Patricia M. Thornton. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2017. 334 Pp. Us$99.99 (Cloth).. The China Journal (2019)

Bruce J. Dickson

chinese culturedemocratizationcontemporary chinapublic policypolitical scienceeast asian studiesglobal politicsinternational relationschinese political sciencepower relationsgovernancedemocracychinese foreign policypolitical sociologyevolving practicesgeopoliticspolitical historychinese politics

Coping With Growth in China: Comparing Models of Development in Guangdong and Chongqing. Journal of Chinese Governance (2018)

Chunhua ChenBruce Dickson

reference modelcontemporary chinacomparing modelseconomic developmenteconomic growtheconomy of chinamodel comparisonjournalism

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Bruce J. Dickson

Professor of Political Science and International Affairs

George Washington University

Affiliations

Columbian College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Political Science

Elliott School of International Affairs

Bruce J. Dickson is currently serving as a Columbian College Of Arts & Sciences Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at George Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Bruce J. Dickson

George Washington University

Professor of Political Science and International Affairs

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

: Cadre Country: How China Became the Chinese Communist Party. The China Journal (2023)

Bruce Dickson

chinese culturecontemporary chinapolitical scienceeast asian studieschinese political sciencepolitical historychinese politics

The Art of Plucking the Goose: Chinese Urban Residents' Tax Consciousness. Governance (2023)

Changdong ZhangBruce Dickson

chinese cultureurban governancetax consciousnesspolitical sciencepublic policysociologygovernancechinese urban residents

Bruce Dickson

chinese culturecontemporary chinaeast asian studieschinese political scienceeconomy of chinachinese communist partypolitical historyhistorychinese politics

Lily L. Tsai, When People Want Punishment: Retributive Justice and the Puzzle of Authoritarian Popularity. Journal of Chinese Political Science (2022)

Bruce J. Dickson

political theorypolitical economypolitical sciencechinese political scienceauthoritarian popularityretributive justicechinese politics

How Corruption Investigations Undermine Regime Support: Evidence From China. Political Science Research and Methods (2021)

Yuhua WangBruce J. Dickson

political science researchpublic policypolitical scienceinternational relationscorruption investigationsregime supportcorruptionchinese politics

Bruce J. Dickson

chinese culturecontemporary chinasocial changepolitical scienceeast asian studieschinese political sciencechinese communist partypolitical partiespolitical historyhistorychinese politics

Replication Data for: How Corruption Investigations Undermine Regime Support: Evidence From China. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

Yuhua WangBruce Dickson

public policypolitical sciencereplication datacorruption investigationsdata replicationregime supportcorruptionreplicationchinese politics

Revisiting the Eastonian Framework on Political Support: Assessing Different Measures of Regime Support in Mainland China. Comparative Politics (2020)

Jie LuBruce Dickson

public policypolitical scienceeast asian studiespolitical supportinternational relationseastonian frameworkregime supportcomparative politicsmainland china

To Govern China: Evolving Practices of Power, Edited by Vivienne Shue and Patricia M. Thornton. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2017. 334 Pp. Us$99.99 (Cloth).. The China Journal (2019)

Bruce J. Dickson

Coping With Growth in China: Comparing Models of Development in Guangdong and Chongqing. Journal of Chinese Governance (2018)

Chunhua ChenBruce Dickson

reference modelcontemporary chinacomparing modelseconomic developmenteconomic growtheconomy of chinamodel comparisonjournalism

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