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2022 Issue

China Currents · Volume 21, Number 3

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

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Editor's Note James Schiffman

Editor Note

Special Issue on China and the war in Ukraine We’re delighted to offer something new for China Currents — a special, multimedia issue on China’s response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The issue features...

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In this issue

2022, the Year That Has Upset China

As 2022 began, the year was shaping up as one of great significance for China. It appeared that the nation had successfully contained COVID-19 and could become the first country in the world to return to...

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Helping China Learn the Putin Lesson

Seven months into Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, the consequences of the war remain unclear. Russia might regain the upper hand or be forced off Ukrainian soil. No less certain is the length and...

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The Ukraine Crisis, Xi Jinping, and Taiwan

Concurrent with the Russian invasion of Ukraine, tensions have increased in the Taiwan Strait. Tensions had, in fact, been on the rise for several years with the Peoples Liberation Army Air Force repeatedly...

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