The socioeconomic status, co-optation and political conservatism of the educated middle class: a case study of university teachers

Tang, Beibei; Unger, Jonathan

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The socioeconomic status, co-optation and political conservatism of the educated middle class: a case study of university teachers

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2013

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Tang, Beibei

Unger, Jonathan

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Edward Elgar Publishing Inc.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/58097

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ANU Research Publications

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Book chapter

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Middle Class China Identity and Behaviour

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10.4337/9781781005712.00014

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The socioeconomic status, co-optation and political conservatism of the educated middle class: a case study of university teachers

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