China's development and strategic priorities have led to the most rapid military buildup the world has ever seen.
A.E. Clark
The Chinese understanding of World War II undergirds the claims they now make on the rest of the world.
Is it possible that the Communists are right that economic power will, sooner or later, clothe in amiability the malefactor of great wealth?
George Magnus has written an astute and nuanced assessment of the economic challenges facing the Chinese dictatorship.
Tim Cook leads the tech industry's participation in assisting China's internet surveillance of its own citizens.
For 35 years the one-child policy loomed large in Western perceptions of China, but we fail to grasp its origins.
A. E. Clark translates and, through Ragged Banner Press, publishes the literature of a few independent writers in the People's Republic of China who address social and historical topics deemed sensitive by the regime.