How policy agendas change when autocracies liberalize: The case of Hong Kong, 1975–2016

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The work put forward a novel argument to explain the non-linear relationship by integrating two distinct and countervailing mechanisms related to regime change in the policy process -- political bargaining and information exchange. https://t.co/nUuR4IfHIK

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My @PA_journal article has an issue number now and it is a nice Christmas present. Merry Christmas everyone. https://t.co/nUuR4IfHIK

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