This book offers a thematic discussion of the key issues surrounding the rise of China and what that will mean to people outside China in the years ahead.
This book offers a thematic discussion of the key issues surrounding the rise of China and what that will mean to people outside China in the years ahead.
Kerry Brown is Associate Fellow at Chatham House, and Director of Strategic China Ltd. Jonathan Fenby is a British journalist. He has worked for numerous distinguished publications, including ‘The Observer’, ‘Reuters’, ‘The Economist’, ‘The Guardian’ and ‘South China Morning Post’.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Jonathan Fenby Introduction China and the Two Paths What Do We Mean When We Say China? A Mao for All Seasons: The Master on Contradictions in the Twenty-First Century The History Game The Dark Side of the New PRC Getting Used to Understanding Modern Chinese Doublespeak How to Win Friends and Influence People in the PRC The Kindness of Strangers: ‘Outsiders’ and Being Chinese The Chinese Economy Chinese Characters Conclusions: Many Chinas, Many Truths A Polemical Bibliography Index
Foreword by Jonathan Fenby Introduction China and the Two Paths What Do We Mean When We Say China? A Mao for All Seasons: The Master on Contradictions in the Twenty-First Century The History Game The Dark Side of the New PRC Getting Used to Understanding Modern Chinese Doublespeak How to Win Friends and Influence People in the PRC The Kindness of Strangers: ‘Outsiders’ and Being Chinese The Chinese Economy Chinese Characters Conclusions: Many Chinas, Many Truths A Polemical Bibliography Index
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