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Army War College >> Strategic Studies Institute >> Publications >> Details Edited by Dr. Andrew Scobell, Dr. David Lai, Mr. Roy Kamphausen. Brief Synopsis The importance of China stems not only from its current international role and its influence on the Asia-Pacific region in particular, but also because China’s impact on global developments will likely continue to grow. You may also be interested in the following titles: Also by the /Editors: Asia-Pacific: A Strategic AssessmentLearning by Doing: The PLA Trains at Home and AbroadThe United States and China in Power TransitionThe PLA at Home and Abroad: Assessing the Operational Capabilities of China's MilitaryBeyond the Strait: PLA Missions other than TaiwanThe "People" in the PLA: Recruitment, Training, and Education in China's MilitaryProjecting Pyongyang: The Future of North Korea's Kim Jong Il RegimeRight Sizing the People's Liberation Army: Exploring the Contours of China's Military View other pubs in the following categories:
China Power. A recent report tells investors to think of the global economy in terms of “two separate narratives.”
By Zachary Keck for The Diplomat January 12, 2013 Facebook9 Twitter3 Google+24 LinkedIn0 “We are moving away from a U.S. – or Europe-led world to a world led by China,” writes Stephen King, Chief Global Economist at HSBC in a report released on Wednesday. HSBC’s Emerging Market Index for the last quarter of 2012 tells investors to think of the global economy in terms of “two separate narratives.” ChinaMusings.com. China Leadership Monitor current issue.
The China Leadership Monitor seeks to inform the American foreign policy community about current trends in China's leadership politics and in its foreign and domestic policies.
The Monitor proceeds on the premise that as China's importance in international affairs grows, American policy-makers and the broader policy-interested public increasingly need analysis of politics among China's leadership that is accurate, comprehensive, systematic, current, and relevant to major areas of interest to the United States.
China Leadership Monitor analysis rests heavily on traditional China-watching methods of interpreting information in China's state-controlled media. China Brief. Old Wine in an Ancient Bottle: Changes in Chinese State Ideology March 20, 2014 Only a year since assuming the top Party post in November 2012, Xi Jinping has emerged as the strongest Chinese leader in decades.
His sweeping anti-corruption and mass line campaigns have shaken the bureaucracy, consolidated his... Category: China Brief, Home Page, China and the Asia-Pacific, China, Domestic/Social, Elite Fleshing out the Third Plenum: the Direction of China’s Legal Reform Since the Third Plenum in November of last year, a couple of interesting documents have appeared that have begun to add meat to the Plenum’s bare bones recommendations for reforming China’s legal system. Category: China Brief, Home Page, Domestic/Social, China and the Asia-Pacific, China The Military Dimensions of NPC 2014 On March 4, Premier Li Keqiang delivered the annual Report on the Work of the Government to the National People’s Congress (NPC).
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