The COVID-19 pandemic has ravaged the globe since its inception in 2019, and with it we have seen a variety of governmental responses. Nearly two years since the start of […]
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Over the last few years, much of the foreign policy news in America has revolved around our relations, both economic and political, with China. Many scholars also question whether or […]
In a world more advanced in communication and transportation than ever before, driven by information technology, actors on one side of the globe can affect the societies and economies of […]
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The Power of the Party
Writing in the Boston Review, Tower Center Associate and SMU Assistant Professor of History Macabe Keliher reviews a number of works on the durability and nature of the Chinese Communist […]
China of the last four decades, with its heavily centralized bureaucracy and its exponential economic growth, is a far cry from the first three decades of the People’s Republic of China, […]