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Jun 4, 2024 · Beijing’s image is undergoing “a systematic, progressive, longterm falloff, not a one-time shock” like the one triggered in 1989, said David Shambaugh, a distinguished visiting fellow at California’s Hoover Institution who has studied China for four decades and who sees parallels and differences with the postTiananmen situation.
Jun 3, 2024 · Beijing’s image is undergoing “a systematic, progressive, long-term falloff, not a one-time shock" like the one triggered in 1989, said David Shambaugh, a distinguished visiting fellow at ...
Jun 18, 2024 · 17 David Shambaugh, ‘China’s International Relations Think Tanks: Evolving Structure and Process’, The China Quarterly 171, (2022), pp. 575–596.
3 days ago · He is co-editor (with Alice Ba and Sueo Sudo) of Institutionalizing East Asia (2016), co-author (with David M. Lampton and Selina Ho) of Rivers of Iron: Railroads and Chinese Power in Southeast Asia (2020), and author of the chapter on ASEAN and Southeast Asian states for David Shambaugh’s International Relations of Asia, 3rd edition (2022 ...
Jun 5, 2024 · forcing China to revisit its view of itself as what US China scholar David Shambaugh described as “a partial power that is “hesitant, risk adverse and narrowly self-interested” and that “often makes it known what it is against, but rarely what it is for.” p Chinese
Jun 3, 2024 · Shambaugh argues that only a transition from ‘hard authoritarianism’ to ‘soft authoritarianism’ and ‘semi-democracy’ is likely to enable China to achieve continued economic development.
2 days ago · David Shambaugh, American professor and sinologist, wrote in 2007 that the CCP's propaganda system extends itself as a sprawling bureaucratic establishment, into virtually every medium concerned with the dissemination of information.
