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ANALYZING COALITIONS IN CHINA'S POLICY FORMULATION: REFORMING THE ROLE OF STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES IN CHINA'S ENERGY SECTOR–ERRATUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 June 2016

Brain Efird ,
Leo Lester  and
Ben Wise
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Erratum
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Journal of East Asian Studies , Volume 16 , Issue 2 , July 2016 , pp. 303 - 306
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Copyright © East Asia Institute 2016 

Table 2 in the above article (Efird et al. Reference Wise, Lester and Efird2016) was missing from the original text, which therefore caused the proceeding tables to be mislabeled. The correct Table and subsequent Tables with correct labels can be seen below. The publisher apologizes to the author and readers for this error.

Table 2

Coalitions with third parties: the ‘semi-committed’ sub-model

Table 3

Expert-based data for the Policy Space

Table 4

Expert-based Data for the Competitive Space

References

REFERENCE

Wise, Ben, Lester, Leo, and Efird, Brian. 2016. The Journal of East Asian Studies 16 (1): 117–145. doi: 10.1017/jea.2015.4.Google Scholar
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Table 2 Coalitions with third parties: the ‘semi-committed’ sub-model

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Table 3 Expert-based data for the Policy Space

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Table 4 Expert-based Data for the Competitive Space