Mar 19,2020 Special Forum Putin and Xi Eye the Soviet Collapse When commemorating the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II in the months ahead, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping will find it difficult to recapture the spirit exhibited in 2015 when they stood together in Red Square and then in Tiananmen to proclaim shared support for a world order they insisted was established […] Sergey Radchenko "Belt and Road" Initiative , Cold War , COVID-19 , European Economic Union , Socialism with Chinese Characteristics , Vladmir Putin , WWII , Xi Jinping
Dec 20,2019 Country Reports Country Report: China (December 2019) In late 2019, Chinese analysts advocated for a Chinese conception of global governance to replace that previously put forward by the United States and the West. They urged China and South Korea to seize the opportunity created by reduced tensions on the Korean peninsula to strengthen their bilateral security cooperation. They also tried to make […] Danielle F. S. Cohen (assisted by Dong Jiaxin) "Belt and Road" Initiative , community of common destiny , New Southern Policy , Socialism with Chinese Characteristics , THAAD , US-North Korean talks
Oct 24,2018 Special Forum The Chinese Model of Law, China’s Agenda in International Law, and Implications for Democracy in Asia and Beyond A more influential Chinese model of law and approach to international law poses challenges for the rule of law’s contributions to democracy in other states, particularly in East Asia. These challenges stem in part from: the contrast between China’s paradigm for law’s place in domestic governance, and China’s positions on key international legal norms, and […] Jacques deLisle Beijing Consensus , China Model , Socialism with Chinese Characteristics , Washington Consensus
Oct 24,2018 Special Forum Democratization in Asia: Lessons from the Americas Democracy, or the concept of rule by the people, is the idea of a system of government where individual preferences become public policy. It is called “liberal democracy” when the system protects the rights of individuals. Democracy is valued for both moral and functional reasons. The moral base of democracy is that it gives humans […] Louis Goodman Beijing Consensus , Liberal democracy , Monroe Doctrine , OAS , Socialism with Chinese Characteristics , Washington Consensus
Aug 31,2018 Special Forum A Prognosis of the Current Sino-American Malaise The current relationship between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the United States has been described by reputable China scholars as the worst it has been since normalization in 1979.1 How bad can it get? The easy answer to that question is, of course, no one can know the future. That granted, we focus […] Lowell Dittmer BRI , Socialism with Chinese Characteristics , South China Sea , UNCLOS , Xi Jinping Thought
Apr 03,2018 Open Forum Understanding the Challenge from China The Trump administration’s National Security Strategy (NSS) characterizes China as a “revisionist power” that is “attempting to erode American security and prosperity” and “shape a world antithetical to US values and interests.”1 The accompanying National Defense Strategy (NDS) adds that Beijing seeks “veto authority over other nations’ economic, diplomatic, and security decisions” and is modernizing […] Paul Heer Century of humiliation , China Dream , Kuomintang , May Fourth movement , Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
Jul 09,2013 Topics of the Month The China Dream – 1 This is the first monthly posting on President Xi Jinping’s “China Dream” campaign. My longer article, published in this journal, provides a broader discussion of the state of affairs related to the China Dream. That article addresses four questions: What the China Dream means, how it reveals Xi’s leadership, what is the chatter on the […] Ming Wan China Dream , Chinese Communist Party , Constitutionalism , Mass Line , Peaceful Development , Socialism with Chinese Characteristics , Xi Jinping