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KnowingandFeelingthe“ChinaDream”:LogicandRhetoricinthePoliticalLanguageofXi'sChina Kerry Brown...
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KnowingandFeelingthe“ChinaDream”:LogicandRhetoricinthePoliticalLanguageofXi'sChina Kerry Brown...
The secretiveness of Beijing’s ruling party is often dismissed as an eccentricity but with Xi on the verge of a norm-breaking third term, it has real-world consequences.
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“This was the week that changed the world” was Richard Nixon’s summing up at the end of his trip to China in February 1972.1 The hyperbole was justified, for this visit to China by an American president was a turning point in the cold war. Hitherto, the Soviet Union and China had been antagonists of the US. Thereafter, both Beijing and Moscow found it in their interest to come