East Asian Perspectives on Political Legitimacy

East Asian Perspectives on Political Legitimacy

Bridging the Empirical-Normative Divide

Shin, Doh Chull; Chan, Joseph; Williams, Melissa

Cambridge University Press

11/2016

280

Dura

Inglês

9781107134423

15 a 20 dias

This book is essential reading for academic researchers of East Asian government, politics and comparative politics. Normative political theorists and empirical political scientists collaborate in the study of political legitimacy in East Asian societies, providing evidence for a hybrid understanding of legitimacy - minben legitimacy - that is rooted in both Western and East Asian thought.
1. Political legitimacy in East Asia: bridging normative and empirical analysis Melissa S. Williams, Joseph Chan and Doh Chull Shin; 2. Reasons to obey: 'multiple modernities' and constructions of political legitimacy Melissa S. Williams; 3. Do East Asian states enjoy a legitimacy premium? Bruce Gilley; 4. Political legitimacy in China: a Confucian approach Daniel A. Bell; 5. Political legitimacy in Hong Kong: a hybrid notion Wai-man Lam; 6. The evolution of political legitimacy in Singapore: electoral institutions, governmental performance, moral authority, and meritocracy Kenneth Paul Tan and Benjamin Wong; 7. Polarized politics, government legitimacy and democratic legitimacy in Taiwan Min-Hua Huang; 8. The legitimacy of democratic rule in Korea: from the perspective of the mass citizenry Doh Chull Shin and Youngho Cho; 9. Political legitimacy, satisfaction, and Japanese democracy Benjamin Nyblade; 10. Legitimacy as a hybrid phenomenon Leigh Jenco.
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