
The world as viewed from China.
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Chinese state media commentary on AI often expresses striking confidence in society’s ability to weather its effects. Calls in the pages of People’s Daily to build a system for “lifelong learning” project an emphasis on retraining for new f...
This interview with Yao Yang, one of China’s most prominent economists, is the first in Conversations, a pilot series of in-depth interviews with Chinese scholars, policy analysts and public intellectuals exploring the ideas and debates sha...
Many thanks to everyone who joined us for our conversation on the current state of EU-China trade tensions following the recent interim agreement on hybrid vehicles, and of course special thanks to and for sharing their time and their fas...
Global Rebalancing | Renminbi Appreciation and Internationalisation | Local Government and Debt | Money to Households | AI and Trade
Global rebalancing and the trade surplus
Brazil is a nation close to my heart and, as many readers may know, it is in the midst of a decisive and highly divisive election contest between incumbent Lula da Silva and his challenger on the populist right, Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Exec. Director of Sinification. Associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). Former analyst at MERICS.
Research Analyst at Sinification; MA Peking University late-Qing history; BA Cambridge Chinese studies
Lead Analyst at Sinification. Former analyst at the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS). Fellow at the China Global South Project.
I’m an historian with a bit of policy experience. I teach at UBC in Vancouver. My work focuses on the history and life if the Chinese Communist Party, Chinese intellectuals, propaganda, ideology, oh, and one can never escape Mao.
Abraham Miller Chair in Chinese Studies and Associate Professor in the Department of Asian Studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. [email protected]
Rupture chronicler.
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