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Beijing's predicament/ Gordon G Chang

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CHANG Gordon G

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TextPublication details: 2018Subject(s):

CHINA -- POLITICS

In: The National Interest : November- December 2018, No 158, pp.34-43Summary: The article highlights China's strength and the regime's ultimate weakness is that the Chinese people are often defiant. Many Chinese see Xi's moves to be the comprehensive resuscitation of totalitarian politics.

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The article highlights China's strength and the regime's ultimate weakness is that the Chinese people are often defiant. Many Chinese see Xi's moves to be the comprehensive resuscitation of totalitarian politics.

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