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2012 Issue

China Currents · Volume 11, Number 1

5 articles on greater China's politics, economy, society and culture.

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Editor's Note James Schiffman

Editor’s Note

Examining continuity and change in China is an endlessly fascinating pastime and a theme that ties together the issues explored in this edition of China Currents. Zhenhui Xu and Lee Taylor Buckley look closely...

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Economy

China's Response to U.S. Pressure to Revalue the RMB

Introduction As the U.S. presidential election draws nearer and the People’s Republic of China also faces a year of leadership change, the issue of Chinese currency revaluation has garnered an increasing...

International Relations

China and a U.S.-Iran War

Negotiations about Iran’s nuclear program moved to a crucial stage in May and June of 2012. Unless Tehran accedes to international demands that it open to international inspections that verify that Iran’s...

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