China’s Three-Pronged Play for Global Leadership
By Minxin Pei Since Mao Zedong’s death, the foreign policy of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has …
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How Should Democracies Respond to China’s Authoritarian Challenge?
By Shanthi Kalathil With the advent of the Internet, many originally thought the Chinese government would find it …
Will China’s Media Influence African Democracies?
By Emeka Umejei Daya Thussu, a leading media studies scholar, has described the flow of media between countries …
The Point of Sharp Power
By Christopher Walker In recent years, Russia and China have poured considerable resources into arenas typically associated with …
Hybrid Repression Online and Offline in China: Foretelling the Human Rights Struggle to Come?
By Steven Feldstein Is there a meaningful difference between physically breaking into the offices of a human rights …
Examining China’s “Community of Common Destiny”
By Nadège Rolland 2017 provided Chinese President Xi Jinping multiple opportunities to showcase his international standing. He started …