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Party Insider Offers Rare Insight into What China’s Reforms Mean

Xi Jinping’s ‘China Dream’ is couched in the opaque language of the Communist Party, leaving China watchers guessing at exactly what it all means. EPA/Diego Azubel “If you want to know the future of the world,” Yu Keping says, pouring green tea into...

10 April 2014

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How Not to Think about China

In preparation for an upcoming event at the University of Sydney, I’ve been re-reading ex-diplomat Stefan Halper’s interpretation of contemporary Chinese politics. Like most books by outsiders on the subject of China, The Beijing Consensus: How China’s Authoritarian Model Will Dominate The...

27 August 2012

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The China Labyrinth

Voting in Wukan by Jordan Pouille James Madison famously remarked that a popular government without popular information, or the means of acquiring it, is but a prologue to a farce or a tragedy. The present government of the People’s Republic of...

15 February 2012

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Party Insider Offers Rare Insight into What China’s Reforms Mean

How Not to Think about China

The China Labyrinth

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