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Explaining Net Neutrality
Last week, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted 3-2 to open the debate over net neutrality to the public. The…
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A New Grand Strategy for a Changing World
American political thinkers en masse have not engaged in meaningful debates on American grand strategy since George H. W. Bush’s…
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Over the Top: the Emergence of Arctic Ocean Trade
The view of the world from the North Pole is not a common perspective. Most of us may only recognize…
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The “Crocodile in the Yangtze”
China’s largest e-commerce company, Alibaba, is set to make history in the coming months. Founded in 1999, Alibaba has the…
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Why This May Not be China’s Century
Over the past few centuries, China has suffered its fair share of embarrassments. From the Opium Wars to the Great…
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Hooray for Hollywood? – Where Hollywood Meets the PRC
As more people move into the middle class in China, disposable income spent on goods and services will only increase.…
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The Bear and the Dragon
In recent months, international news has focused intensely on ominous developments in the East and South China Seas, along with…
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Xiaomi’s Expansion and the Test of Chinese Soft Power
Xiaomi is outselling Apple in the Chinese smartphone market, and recently announced its plans to expand globally. You may be…
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A Look Back at Snowden in the Press
Here’s a worthwhile thought exercise: considering China and the United States only, which state’s media would be the most aggressive…
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Deciphering The Third Plenum Report
The Key to Addressing Reforms When You Have No Intention of Implementation The hardest thing about running an authoritarian regime…
