A young Chinese IR scholar-practitioner's notebook — policy analysis, institutional observation, and firsthand dispatches from inside the system that trains a rising power to understand the world.
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Formerly a U.S.-watcher in China. Later a China-watcher in Singapore. Also a Chinese watcher of China Watchers. On Chinese politics, foreign policy, and the ideas through which China understands itself, the region(s), and the world.
Policy analyst by day, fortune-teller by instinct, artist after midnight. Geopolitics is astrology for people who don’t believe in astrology. \ud83d\udc40 Official Site: Atlaspedia.org
APCO Government Affairs | LSE International Public Policy 25’ | CFAU International Studies 24’ | IR & IPP & IPE
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