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Thomas des Garets Geddes, Tuvia Gering, Daniel Crain, Jacob Mardell, Tyler Cowen, David Ownby, Paddy Stephens, Abigael Vasselier, James Farquharson, Jingdong Yuan

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Thomas des Garets Geddes

    Founder and editor of Sinification. Associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). Former analyst at MERICS. BA at SOAS and MSc at Oxford.

  • Tuvia Gering

    Discourse Power on Substack | Non-resident Fellow @INSSIsrael , @ACGlobalChina | China-Israel | China-Middle East/West Asia | @Krauthammer Alum |

  • Daniel Crain

    Researcher, translator, and social studies instructor based in Shanghai. Master of Law, International Relations from Peking University.

  • Jacob Mardell

    Jacob Mardell is Editorial Coordinator for "Spheres of Influence Uncovered” at German media NGO n-ost. He formerly worked as an analyst at the Mercator Institute of China Studies (MERICS) for five years researching China's Belt and Road Initiative.

  • Tyler Cowen

    Economist, information collector.

  • David Ownby

    Author/webmaster of the Reading the China Dream website. Recently retired world traveler.

  • Paddy Stephens

    Tech and China journalist, writing for the Sinification newsletter, The Wire China, and The Spectator. Previously, China fellow at The Economist

  • Abigael Vasselier

    Research Director and Head of Foreign Relations programme, at MERICS. Former EU diplomat in charge of China and previously policy fellow at ECFR.

  • James Farquharson

    Master's student at Peking University focusing on late-Qing history

  • Jingdong Yuan

    I am Director of China and Asia Security Programme at Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. My work covers regional security, nuclear arms control, and great-power competition.

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