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Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom

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Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom, Professor of History at UC Irvine, is the editor of The Oxford Illustrated History of Modern China and the author of Eight Juxtapositions: China Through Imperfect Analogies from Mark Twain to Manchukuo.

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Trump Through Chinese Eyes
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Trump Through Chinese Eyes

Jan 10, 2017 Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom explains what China wants from the US president-elect – and why it is likely to be disappointed.

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Hong Kong Versus Goliath
John Overmyer

Hong Kong Versus Goliath

Jul 7, 2013 Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom

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Is China Strong or Weak?

Is China Strong or Weak?

Sep 22, 2010 Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom

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China’s Consumer Communism

China’s Consumer Communism

Feb 17, 2006 Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom

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A Century of Chinese Protests

A Century of Chinese Protests

Aug 9, 2001 Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom

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Putin Means Money
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Putin Means Money

Nina L. Khrushcheva says a recent raid on a physics institute shows that Russia's leaders put their own financial interests first.

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Dynamism, Innovation, and Germany’s Future PS OnPoint
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Dynamism, Innovation, and Germany’s Future

Edmund S. Phelps

Although the fall of the Berlin Wall signaled the demise of Soviet-style communism, it did not necessarily imply a victory for capitalism. To this day, Germans remain skeptical of an economic model that has delivered prosperity to other developed Western countries.

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The Most Important Story You Missed in 2019
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The Most Important Story You Missed in 2019

Mark Suzman fears that the Global Fund's recent $14 billion financing round may be one of the last examples of its kind.

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The West’s Arrested Social Development
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The West’s Arrested Social Development

Helmut K. Anheier suggests how developed countries should address worsening economic inequality and declining social mobility.

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Humans Can Survive Underwater
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Humans Can Survive Underwater

Bjørn Lomborg says alarming media stories about rising sea levels only encourage overly expensive climate policies.

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Why Value Pluralism Is Essential for Sustainability
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Why Value Pluralism Is Essential for Sustainability

Patricia Balvanera, et al. urge policymakers to take into account how different groups and communities value natural systems.

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Impeachment and the Wider World
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Impeachment and the Wider World

Carl Bildt anticipates that the proceedings against US President Donald Trump will have global implications.

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Making America Mediocre

Making America Mediocre

Anne O. Krueger warns that government meddling in the private sector is undermining efficiency and distorting market outcomes.

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