China Policy Institute Blog
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The CPI blog provides a platform for commentary and analysis on current events in China and East Asia. It aims to provide multiple perspectives from academics and practitioners across the globe. The CPI blog does not privilege any political position and posts and comments reflect the views of individual authors not the CPI or the University of Nottingham.
Last Updated: June 21, 2016
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