How Do Rural Elites Reproduce Privileges in Post-1978 China? Local corporatism, informal bargaining and opportunistic parasitism

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Social Sciences

Cadre Social Sciences

Corporatism Social Sciences

Bargaining Social Sciences

Privilege Social Sciences

China Social Sciences

Profit Social Sciences

Research Social Sciences

Elite Social Sciences

Rural Areas Social Sciences

Local Economy Social Sciences

Studying Social Sciences

Political Power Social Sciences

Province Social Sciences

Knowledge Gap Social Sciences

Keyphrases

China Keyphrases

Corporatism Keyphrases

Rural China Keyphrases

Parasitism Keyphrases

Rural Elite Keyphrases

Local Economy Keyphrases

Guangdong Province Keyphrases

Political Power Keyphrases

Personal Benefits Keyphrases

Knowledge Gaps Keyphrases

Ethnographic Data Keyphrases

Dominant Model Keyphrases

Village Leaders Keyphrases

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