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  • 2 - Neighborhood Democratization

  • from Part I - Theory
  • Shitong Qiao, Duke University, North Carolina
  • Book:
    The Authoritarian Commons
    Print publication:
    09 January 2025, pp 12-24

  • Summary

    Neighborhood democratization refers to homeowners’ efforts to create a liberal commons in an authoritarian state, or, more specifically, their wresting of control over their neighborhoods through democratic elections from management companies and developers, whose neighborhood dominance local governments often acquiesce in for a variety of reasons. This chapter defines neighborhood democratization, identifies its challenges, and argues that the success or failure of neighborhood democratization depends on how the party-state balances its demand for effective governance and the risk posed by homeowner mobilization and association.