Can Today’s American people learn something from the Chinese Cultural Revolution?
Michel Bonnin argues that there are parallels between the Trump administration’s overhaul of US government institutions and Mao’s Cultural Revolution.
1103, 2025
Tag Archives: Politics
1909, 2024
To Go or Not to Go—Back to the People’s Republic of China
Jeffrey Wasserstrom reflects on China trips taken and not.
2002, 2024
China’s Perception of Existential Risk
John Gittings examines to what extent Chinese policy in three fields, nuclear, climate change, and pandemics, includes an awareness and assessment of existential risk.
0509, 2023
Artwork or Propaganda? Core Chinese Socialist Values in London
Chi Zhang argues that Yique’s Chinese socialist slogans graffiti that appeared in Brick Lane was artwork rather than propaganda.
0808, 2023
Going Viral: the Changing Images of Health and Hygiene in Chinese Propaganda
Avital Avina explores the use of propaganda imagery to combat disease and promote hygiene in China.
0806, 2023
The history of China’s Financial Regulatory Reform after 1978
Chuang Men comments that China’s financial regulatory reform of 2023 is not novel compared to previous reforms.
2504, 2022
Democratic neighbours as a challenge to the autocratic superiority tale
A new report by the Bertelsmann Stiftung’s Transformation Index (BTI) has identified considerable declines in the quality of democracy worldwide. Hauke Hartmann comments on the role of Russia and China.
2105, 2021
Wang Xing and a Taste for Tang Poetry
Emeritus Professor Tim Barrett comments on the fallout from Chinese tycoon Wang Xing’s citation of a Tang dynasty era poem on book burning.
0804, 2021
Companies that stand up to the Chinese Communist Party need our support
Ethical Western shoppers should choose brands that are being punished in China for showing corporate social responsibility, writes Professor Steve Tsang.