约翰斯·霍普金斯大学: 研究评论
By Jacob Larsen Josh Bramble's article, "China's Belt and Road Initiative: The Limits of Debt-Trap Diplomacy in Sri Lanka," is featured in Volume 7 of the SAIS China Studies Review. Below he talks with online editor Jacob Larsen about his background, his piece in the CSR, and development finance in BRI recipient countries. JL: All …
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By Jacob Larsen Taylor Loeb's article, "The Belt and Road, With or Without Xi: The Policy Entrepreneurs Behind the BRI," is featured in Volume 7 of the SAIS China Studies Review. Below he talks with online editor Jacob Larsen about his background, his piece in the CSR, and the past, present, and future of the …
By Daniel Anaforian Jacqueline Roeder's article, "Securitization of Uyghur Identity: Responses of the Islamic World," is featured in Volume 7 of the SAIS China Studies Review. Below she talks with online editor Daniel Anaforian about her background, and her piece in the CSR, and the dynamics of some Muslim countries' cooperation with China. DA: What …
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By Moe Pwint Phyu Tracey Fung's article, "Declining Political Power of Hong Kong's Capitalists: Unraveling Patron-Client Networks within the News Media Industry," is featured in Volume 7 of the SAIS China Studies Review. Below she talks with online editor Moe Phyu about her background, her piece in the CSR, and the future of the media …
By Grace Faerber Timothy Wang’s article, “China's Hukou System: Balancing Tensions between Inequality and Growth,” is featured in Volume 7 of the SAIS China Studies Review. Below he talks with CSR online editor Grace Faerber about his background, his piece in the CSR, and his perspectives on the future of China's hukou system. GF: What is your …
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