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Category: China

Obama’s Self-Adulation Meets China

TELOSscope , May 15, 2009. President Barack Obama swept into office promising to replace American hubris with humility and diplomacy. … More

China, China foreign reserves, China worried about Obama, Obama's China Policy, U.S. dollar

Finding China, in Far-Flung Lands

Wall Street Journal Asia, March 13, 2009 Singapore The nationalist frenzy arrived quickly. As soon as Chinese art collector Cai … More

Cai Mingchao, China, Chinese immigrants, Chinese nationalism, Christie's and Chinese bronze sculptures, Southeast Asia, WSJ

‘Change’ Is Coming to Asia

Wall Street Journal Asia, November 12, 2008 The U.S. and most Asian nations have enjoyed eight years of stable and … More

Obama and China, Obama Asia policy, Obama trade policy

The Fate of the Freedom Agenda

Wall Street Journal Asia, August 1-3, 2008 Op-Ed by Ying Ma No recent American President has promised to do more … More

Asia, Bush, China, economic freedom, freedom agenda, Vietnam, WSJ

China, 1984

The Wall Street Journal Asia, April 25-27, 2008 –Op-Ed by Ying Ma It was the fall of 1984. It was before … More

China, civil society in China, martial arts, post-Mao China, WSJ

China’s Democratic Immunity

Wall Street Journal Asia, March 9-11, 2007 –Op-Ed by Ying Ma Promoting democratization under authoritarianism is hard work. Americans often … More

China and democracy, economic freedom leads to political freedom, U.S. China policy, WSJ

China’s Stubborn Anti-Democracy

Policy Review, February/March 2007 For more than a decade, successive U.S. presidents have declared that political liberalization leading ultimately to … More

China and democracy, political and economic freedom in China, US China policy

The Hate That Won’t Go Away: Anti-Americanism in China

Telos 135 (Summer 2006) In the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, many Americans began to ask the question “Why … More

9/11, anti-Americanism in China, Chinese nationalism

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