Both Russia and China are currently undergoing transitions (chapter 8). Considering ALL OF the correlates of democracy discussed in the handout (i.e., NOT ONLY THOSE discussed in the abbreviated version in chapter 9) make a case for why you believe that either China (see, e.g., pages 116-125 and 155-7) or Russia (see, e.g., pages 218-234 and 150-15) has a better prospect to become a liberal democracy in your lifetime. Be sure to consider both and to explain why. Keep in mind that of course both or neither may do transition, or that one or both may backslide into totalitarianism, and that currently repression in China is harsher than it is in Russia. For this question, you may use the following (and ONLY the following, with proper citation) in addition to the relevant material from the text: news articles from the Associated Press, Reuters, and the New York Times.
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