Chinese Politics Lecture 2: Overview of Authoritarian Politics

From lecture course on Chinese Politics at Princeton University, Fall 2018. Lecture overviews framework for understanding politics in non-democratic regimes.

[murphy]

Please try and stay near the mic as it's difficult to hear you when you move away from it

[grahamglennon]

I was so excited when I found this course I thought it was too good to be true. The official open course resources from Yale, Stanford, Oxford, and MIT don’t seem to include much on China as far as I’ve found. The audio quality tends to be quite good. When I found this course, I was so excited but I thought: maybe the audio quality will be bad. Audio issues plague one of my favorite open courses, Professor Richard Bulliet’s world history. Lecture 1 was high quality. Sadly, here it seems we have a trouble frequency around 959hz, just below 1k. If any Princeton audio technicians are watching: take that frequency out of the mix using a graphic or parametric EQ! I’m going to listen to every lecture of this course but I hope the issues get resolved. ❤❤❤❤❤

[lifeisgood]

I really appreciate you putting these up

[Steve-hujf]

😊 Princeton more lectures on YouTube 😊

[avery]

Realy intresting your way of apoach class, keep up no matter mostly students doesnt apreciate it today, they will in the future im sure. I think "Rol" its an intrestin way to explain certain political views if you want tips for conect with new students.

[paisinsj]

If you guys gonna make some serious strategies based on this, I will be so optimism about the battle between China and America

[oldsachem]

I find it incredible that Truex has to spoon this basic political pablum to 300-level Ivy League babies.

[ohrvuij]

I have gone through your first lecture.
My comments are still the same.
Try to learn the Chinese language. Don't be an arm chair critic.