China Stands Up

As Asia’s giant continues its rise, China‘s impact is being felt everywhere, with its economy a major factor in world trade and the modernized People’s Liberation Army a mounting concern. China’s appetite for cars, computers, and other goods promises both to spawn the world’s biggest market and to pose a danger to the global environment.

Edited by renowned China scholar and former Dean of University of California's School of Journalism, Orville Schell, the series brings to the readers of Project Syndicate's member papers the views of the most important experts, statesmen, and scholars from China and around the world.

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Date	Title / Authors	Available Languages
June 2009	Crony Central Banking in Hong Kong by Sin-ming Shaw
June 2009	China Crosses the Rubicon by Wen Liao
May 2009	Tiananmen Square Revisited by John Delury
April 2009	A Way out of Tibet’s Morass by Robert Barnett
March 2009	China’s U-Turn by Russell Leigh Moses
February 2009	Hillary Clinton in Beijing by Orville Schell
February 2009	Resilient China by Yong Wang
January 2009	A Year of Anniversaries and Uncertainties by Wenran Jiang
December 2008	Bringing China into the Climate Change Fold by Trevor Houser
December 2008	China and the Global Financial Crisis by David Hale
November 2008	China’s Construction Fetish by Zhiwu Chen
October 2008	Will America’s Pain be China’s Gain? by John Delury
September 2008	China and a New Balance of Power by Dingli Shen
August 2008	China's Post-Olympic Challenge by Orville Schell
August 2008	Beijing Strikes Gold by Edward Friedman

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