China

China in the world economy: public investment, industry, clean energy and the struggle over technology. This archive follows domestic development and diplomacy alongside the history and political debates that shape China’s socialist project.

6 May 2025

Taiwan's Status Quo Is More Complex Than Slogans

Deng Xiaoping portrait. Wikimedia Commons.

28 Apr 2025

China–Vietnam 1979: Socialism Meets Geopolitics

View of China from the International Space Station. Source: Wikimedia Commons, ISS065-E-31198 - View of China.jpg. License/creator details: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ISS065-E-31198%20-%20View%20of%20China.jpg

24 Apr 2025

U.S. Tried to Contain China. Industry Got in the Way

Xi Jinping arriving at Joint Base Andrews. Source: Wikimedia Commons, PRC President Xi Jinping arrives at Joint Base Andrews for state visit B-2479.jpg. License/creator details: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PRC%20President%20Xi%20Jinping%20arrives%20at%20Joint%20Base%20Andrews%20for%20state%20visit%20B-2479.jpg

21 Apr 2025

Xi Jinping's Marxism: Party, Markets and Development

16 Apr 2025

China's Rise and the Global Production Hierarchy

Solar panels at a power station in Cuba. Source: Wikimedia Commons, Solar panel power station in Cuba.jpg. License/creator details: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Solar%20panel%20power%20station%20in%20Cuba.jpg

16 Apr 2025

China's Clean Energy Buildout Changes Global Scale

Container ship and crane in Copenhagen harbor. Source: Wikimedia Commons, Container ship crane.jpg. License/creator details: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Container%20ship%20crane.jpg

15 Apr 2025

Why Tariffs Haven’t Reversed China’s Industrial Rise

Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Source: Wikimedia Commons, Great Hall of the People Beijing China1.jpg. License/creator details: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Great%20Hall%20of%20the%20People%20Beijing%20China1.jpg

13 Apr 2025

Why China Calls Itself Socialist

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