China's Transition, by Andrew J. Nathan

Tables and Figures

Table 8.1	Lowest Winning Vote in Territorial Districts, 1992 Legislative Yuan Elections	114
Table 11.1	Estimated Degree of Impact of the Local Government on Daily Life, by Nation	156
Table 11.2	Estimated Degree of Impact of the National Government on Daily Life, by Nation	156
Table 11.3	Educational Differences in the Perceived Impact of the National Government, by Nation	159
Table 11.4	Internal Efficacy	162
Table 11.5	Understanding of National-Level, Local, and Unit Affairs	162
Table 11.6	Understanding of National-Level Affairs	163
Table 11.7	Understanding of Local Affairs	163
Table 11.8	Expectation of Treatment by Governmental Bureaucracy, by Nation	164
Figure 11.1	Perceived Impact of National and Local Government and Neighborhood or Village Committee on Daily Life by Type of Household Registration	157
Figure 11.2	Perceived Impact of Government	158
Figure 11.3	Expectation of Equal Treatment by Government Authorities, by Education	165
Figure 11.4	Political Tolerance	168
Figure 11.5	Tolerance for Speaking at Meeting, by Education and Country	169
Figure 11.6	Illiteracy Rates, by Gender and Age Group	170
Table 12.1	Attitudes Toward Government Handling of Issues	182
Table 12.2	Factor Analysis of Issue Priority	185
Table 12.3	Correlations Between Respondents' Attributes and Issue Agendas	187
Table 12.4	Multiple Regression Analysis of Respondents' Attributes on Issue Agendas	188
Table 12.5	Opinions on Democracy	191
Table 12.6	Social Attitudes	192
Table 12.7	Attitudes Toward Due Process	192
Table 12.8	Correlations Between Respondents' Attributes and Degree of Democratism	193
Table 12.9	Multiple Regression Analysis of Respondents' Attributes and Degree of Democratism	194

NOTE ON ROMANIZATION: I use the pinyin Romanization system when writing about mainland China and modified Wade-Giles when writing about Taiwan, because each is familiar in that context.

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China's Transition