Pingfan Hong
China’s Interest-Rate Challenge
NEW YORK – China’s successful transformation from a middle-income country to a modern, high-income country will depend largely on the reform…
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Minxin Pei
China’s Dream World
CLAREMONT, CALIFORNIA – Ruling elites almost everywhere – whether in democracies or in authoritarian regimes – believe that clever sloganeer…
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Zhang Monan
China’s Hidden Debt Risk
BEIJING – In the last 200 years, there have been more than 250 cases of sovereign-debt default, and 68 cases of domestic-debt default. None …
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Graham Allison, Robert D. Blackwill, Ali Wyne
Lee Kuan Yew’s China
CAMBRIDGE – On the question of how the evolving relationship between the United States and China will influence the international order, the…
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Steve Tsang
China without North Korea
NOTTINGHAM – North Korea’s third nuclear test is a game changer not only for the United States and Japan, but also for the regime’s last all…
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Zhang Monan
The Limits of China’s Consumer Revolution
SHANGHAI – China’s economy is at a crossroads. As 2013 begins, foreign and domestic observers alike are asking which path the country’s econ…
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Minxin Pei
Regime Change in China?
CLAREMONT, CALIFORNIA – One question that should have been asked about the Chinese Communist Party’s just-completed leadership transition is…
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Zhu Feng
Le monde selon Xi
PEKIN – Le 15 novembre, Xi Jinping est devenu le secrétaire général du Parti communiste chinois (CPC) et président de la Commission militair…
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Minxin Pei
La tourmente des Bourbons chinois
CLAREMONT, CALIFORNIE – Parfois, les lectures des hauts dirigeants d’un pays sont tout à fait révélatrices de ce qu’ils pensent. L’un des ou…
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Sin-ming Shaw
La rééducation de Hong Kong
HONG KONG – Après moins de cent jours au pouvoir, C.Y. Leung, le nouveau Chef de l'exécutif de Hong Kong, est déjà politiquement en soins in…
China World
Can China’s boom continue indefinitely? Which concepts and principles shape Chinese foreign policy? How can China’s avoid a looming demographic nightmare? Will China seek hegemony in Asia, or will it participate in shaping a balanced regional order?
As China continues its rise, its impact is being felt everywhere, with its economy a major factor in world trade and its modernized People’s Liberation Army a source of mounting concern to its neighbors. China’s appetite for cars, computers, and other goods promises to spawn both the world’s biggest market, and to endanger the global environment.
The mystery of China – its millennia of history, its multifaceted society, its political uncertainties – is proverbial. How do its traditional values influence its current behavior? Are mainland China and Taiwan headed for greater antagonism or eventual re-unification? Will Hong Kong remain a vibrant and independent entity within China, or will the nation’s vast bureaucracy strangle the city’s dynamism?
And what about China beyond its borders? Singapore is also a “Chinese” state, and the vast Chinese diaspora throughout Asia and America is a growing cultural, economic, and political force in its own right. How important is that force for China’s economic success?
As the world increasingly engages with China, Project Syndicate helps your readers understand the country like no one else. Every month in China World, readers hear directly from China’s most influential voices. Past commentators have included Pan Yue, Vice-Minister of the State Environmental Protection Administration; leading foreign policy strategists Yan Xuetong and Zhu Feng;, and Yao Yang and Yiping Huang, two of China’s leading reform-minded economists. Leading regime opponents, including Zhang Wei, a former adviser to Deng Xiaoping and the dissident novelist Ma Jian also contribute.
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