Practicing Deliberative Democracy in China

Introduction.- Method and Procedures: The Practical D.- Deliberative Polling": A Practicable Method.- Multiple Deliberative Democracy: Procedures for Chinese Structure.- The Operational Space for Multiple Deliberative Democratic Approaches.- Comparison among Political Participation Methods: Diversity in China's Practices of Deliberative Democracy.- Adequate Communication: Make an Informed.

Dr. Fuguo Han, Professor of the School of International Relations and Public Affairs and Director of the Center for Comparative Research on Urban Governance, Fudan University. From 2015 to 2016, he was Visiting Scholar in the media department and deliberative democracy research center of Stanford University. His research interests mainly are social class mobility, urban governance and innovation, party development and democratic development, as well as deliberative democratic practice.


Translators:Fumin Tan holds Ph.D., Vice Dean, Full Professor, and Doctoral Adviser in translation studies at Foreign Studies College of Hunan Normal University, China and is Veteran Translator with over 30 years of solid experience in teaching and researching about translation. His other professional roles in the field of translation include Vice Chairman of the Foreign Language Teaching Committee of Hunan Province, Member of Hunan Provincial Translation Association, and Member of Hunan provincial Science and Technology Translation Professionals Association. Professor Tan published more than 10 papers in prestigious scholarly journals such as China Translation, Foreign Language Teaching, and Foreign Language Journal, among others. In addition, he published a monograph entitled "A Study on Guo Moruo's Translation" and edited/co-edited 16 textbooks.



Dr. Yuehai Xiao is currently Full Professor in applied linguistics at Hunan Normal University after teaching academic English at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, for two years. He received his master's degree in Literacy from University of Cincinnati (USA) and his Ph.D. degree in applied linguistics from New York University, which is ranked the 27th in the world. He has published 10 research articles in some internationally refereed journals and a monograph "Crossing the Seas: A Diary of My Thoughts" in America. The book is available on hundreds of Websites including Amazon,