Books:

• 2004.  Popular Political Support in Contemporary China.  Stanford: Stanford University Press (in both paper back and hard cover. See http://www.sup.org/cgi-bin/search/book_desc.cgi?book_id=4959%205057).  (Reviews of the book.)
  

• 1995.  China Since the Cultural Revolution: From Totalitarianism to Authoritarianism (with Peng Deng). Westport: Praeger Publishers.  

• 1992.  Ideology in U.S. Foreign Policy: Case Studies in U.S. China Policy. Westport: Praeger Publishers.

  Refereed Journal Articles:

• 2008, “Allies of the State: Democratic Support and Regime Support among China’s Private Entrepreneurs” (with Bruce Dickson). The China Quarterly 196 (December): 780–804

• 2007.  “Social Capital in Urban China: Attitudinal and Behavioral Effects on Grassroots Self-Government” (with Chunlong Lu)  Social Science Quarterly 88: 422-442.

• 2007.  “Popular Support for Grassroots Self-government in Urban China” (with Chunlong Lu and Yiyin Yang)  Modern China 33: 426-449.

• 2006.  “Does China ’s Middle Class Think and Act Democratically? Attitudinal and Behavioral Orientations of Middle Class toward Urban Self-Government” (with Chunlong Lu)  Journal of Chinese Political Studies 11 (No. 2): 1-20. 

• 2005. “Popular Support for Village Self-Government in China : Intensity and Sources.” Asian Survey 45: 865-885.

• 2005.  “Sociopolitical Attitudes of the Masses and Leaders in the Chinese Village .”  Journal of Contemporary China 14: 445 - 464.

• 2002. “Why Do People Vote in Semicompetitive Elections in China? A Reassessment of Voters’ Subjective Motivations in Local People’s Congress Elections” (with Yang Zhong).  Journal of Politics 64: 178-197.

• 2002.“To Vote or Not to Vote: An Analysis of Peasants’ Participation in Chinese Village Elections” (with Yang Zhong).  Comparative Political Studies 35: 686-712.

•  2001.“Urban Chinese Perceptions of Threats from the United States and Japan.”  Public Opinion Quarterly 65: 254-266.

•  2000.“Valuation of Individual Liberty vs. Social Order among Democratic Supporters: A Cross-Validation” (with Yang Zhong).  Political Research Quarterly Vol. 53: 427-439.

•  2000.“Subjective Motivations for Mass Political Participation in Urban China.” Social Science Quarterly 81: 645-662.

• 1999.  “Comparing Mass and Elite Subjective Orientations in Urban China.” Public Opinion Quarterly 63: 193-219.

• 1999. “Political Interest (or Apathy) in Urban China” (with Yang Zhong). Communist and Post-Communist Studies 32: 281-303.

• 1998. “Mass Political Culture in Beijing: Findings from Two Public Opinion Surveys” (with Yang Zhong, and John Scheb). Asian Survey Vol. xxxviii, no. 8 (August): 763-783.

• 1998.  “Defining the Political System of Post-Deng China: Emerging Public Support for a Democratic Political System” (with Yang Zhong).  Problems of Post-Communism 45 (January-February): 30-42.

• 1997. “Political Views from Below: A Survey of Beijing Residents” (with Yang Zhong, and John Scheb).  PS: Political Science & Politics XXX, no. 3: 474-486.  Also appeared as “A Survey of Beijing Residents,” in Andrew Nathan, Zhaohui Hong, and Steven Smith, Dilemmas of Reform in Jiang Zemin’s China (Boulder: Lynne Rienner, 1999): 139-153.

• 1997.  “Assessing Political Support in China: Citizens’ Evaluations of Government Effectiveness and Legitimacy” (with Yang Zhong, Jan Hillard, and John Scheb).  The Journal of Contemporary China 16: 551-566.

• 1997. “The Level and Sources of Popular Support for China’s Current Authoritarian Regime” (with Yang Zhong, and Jan Hillard).  Communist and Post Communist Studies 30 (March): 45-64.

• 1995. “The Impact of Reform on the Party and Ideology in China.”  The Journal of Contemporary China 9 (Summer): 22-34.

• 1986.  “U.S.-China Relations: On U.S.-Taiwan Relations Act.”  Monterey Review, Spring: 26-35.

• 1985. “The Green Party in West-Germany Politics.” Editorial & Reference (Beijing, China), Winter (In Chinese).

   Refereed Book Chapters:

• 2007.  “China’s Middle East Policy since the Post-Mao Reform” (with Chunlong Lu, a graduate student at ODU). In Jack Covarrubias and Tom Lansford (eds.). Strategic Interests in the Middle East: Opposition or Support for US Foreign Policy. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing.

• 2003.  “Significant Changes in American Chinese Politics Studies” (with Xiushan Li).  In Yunhan Zhu, Shaoguang Wang, and Quansheng Zhao, ed., Theory and Practice of Indigenization of  Chinese Politics Studies.  Taipei, Taiwan: Laureate Book.

•  2001.  “Are Chinese still Interested in Politics,” in Xiaobo Hu, ed., Transition toward Post-Deng China.  Singapore: The Singapore University Press.

• 1998. “The Cross-Straight Relationship and the Role of the United States in the Unification of Mainland China and Taiwan,” in Yang Zhong and Xiaobo Hu, ed., The Cross-Strait Relations toward the Twenty-First Century. Hong Kong: Social Science Press, pp. 54-68 (in Chinese).

  Book Review Articles:

• 1996. Review of Willy Wo-Lap Lam, China After Deng Xiaoping: the Power Struggle in Beijing Since Tiananmen (New York: John Wiley & Son, 1995), in Asian Thought And Society, No. 61 (December) pp. 95-96.

• 1995. Review of Kui-Wai Li, Financial Repression and Economic Reform in China (Westport, CT.: Praeger, 1994), in Journal of Third World Studies, No. 12 (Fall).

  INVITED PUBLICATION: 

• 2002. "Popular Support for the Political Regime in China: Intensity and Sources." In Asian Program Special Report of Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, No. 104 (August).