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Author: Paul Golf

China – where next, for heaven’s sake? (Part II)

Posted on 15th July 202215th July 2022 by Paul Golf

Overshadowed internationally by the crisis in Ukraine, torn domestically between the Scylla of conflict over Taiwan and the Charybdis of ethnic regionalism in Xinjiang, and buffeted, as we saw in Part I, by waves of domestic discontent, Xi Jinping’s ‘New China’ faces the greatest challenges to its identity and coherence since its inception in 1949. […]

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China – a country in turmoil? (Part I)

Posted on 1st July 20221st July 2022 by Paul Golf

I am one of a number of optimistic China-watchers who believed in its potential to be a force for good in the world. Alas, its failure to fulfil this expectation has become a modern tragedy. In retrospect, China’s current trajectory should come as no surprise. Despite reporting to the contrary, its breakneck economic growth concealed […]

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Paul Golf

Paul Golf

Posted on 1st March 202115th November 2022 by Paul Golf

Translation and inter-cultural studies

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