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This book discusses one of the most noticeable and significant transformations in China over the past three decades is the rapid and massive urbanization of the country, which has brought shifts in political culture of Chinese urbanites. This book is a systematic and empirical study of political culture in urban China. The book covers various aspects of political culture such as political regime support, political interest, democratic values, political trust, and environmental attitudes and sub-political culture of Chinese urban Christians. This book will be of immense value to urban scholars, sinologists, and those wishing to get a closer look at the issues that affect the political future of a rising world power.

Perceptions of local government performance strongly affect Chinese urban residents' political trust in both central and local governments. Adapted from the source document.

Among the steadily growing numbers of Chinese Christians, religiosity promotes both conservative social values and support for civil liberties and democracy. Adapted from the source document.

This paper attempts to assess Chinese peasants' democratic culture by�drawing on findings from a survey conducted in southern Jiangsu Province, one of the most developed rural areas in China. Support for key democratic values in this area is fairly strong and does not lag far behind that in the cities. Even though the findings from this survey cannot be said to represent those in all