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Keyu Jin

Keyu Jin

Writing for PS since 2012
20 commentaries
1 videos & podcasts

Keyu Jin, Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics, is a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader.

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  2. An Interview with Keyu Jin
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    An Interview with Keyu Jin

    Jan 28, 2020 Keyu Jin assesses the “phase one” US-China trade deal, questions whether the US can ever accept China’s development model, and highlights a key difference in how the Hong Kong protests are viewed inside and outside China.

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  1. Battle for Belarus SERGEI GAPON/AFP via Getty Images

    Belarus Reborn?

    Nationwide protests against President Alexander Lukashenko’s 26-year rule have escalated in the aftermath of the flagrantly fraudulent election on August 9. With factory workers striking and security forces quitting in disgust, could Lukashenko’s usual response to street demonstrations – mass arrests and escalation of official violence ­– fail to save him this time?

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    Belarus’s Moment of Truth

    Sławomir Sierakowski

    While the Belarusian security apparatus has stepped up its violence against peaceful protesters, the demonstrations themselves have evolved to maintain the moral high ground. There is no longer any question that President Alexander Lukashenko has lost any remaining shred of legitimacy.

     reports that persistent protests in response to escalating state violence may be starting to split the regime.
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    Deconstructing Donald

    Elizabeth Drew

    Although it is difficult at this point to say anything new about Donald Trump, it is never too early to start reckoning with the implications of his presidency. The only thing more disturbing is the possibility of what may lie ahead in – and after – November's election.

     reviews six recent books on the Trump presidency and the incalculable damage it has already done.
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