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Beyond Stalinist Solidarity: The Material and Strategic Foundations of Sino-Albanian Cooperation
BENJAMIN NULAND argues that although scholars often emphasize shared Stalinist ideology as the foundation of Sino-Albanian cooperation in the 1960s, this ideological…
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The Making and The Contradictions of the Sino–Soviet Partnership, 1949–1950
BENJAMIN NULAND examines the opening relationship between China and the Soviet Union during the CCP’s first year of control over mainland China,…
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Weaponizing Patience: Evaluating Modern Analogies of On Protracted War On Current US-China Relations
BENJAMIN NULAND examines how Mao Zedong’s concept of “strategic stalemate” from On Protracted War has been adapted in contemporary interpretations of U.S.–China…
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Losing Leverage: How Indiscriminate Tariffs Toward China Undermine U.S. Interests
SABRINA GUO navigates how broad U.S. tariffs toward China undermine American interests by raising consumer prices, creating supply chain uncertainty, and weakening…
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The Destabilizing Effect of Economic Decoupling
SABRINA GUO writes about the destabilizing consequences of U.S.-China economic decoupling, arguing that full separation would disrupt supply chains, raise costs for…
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“中国人种西来” 话语在中国晚清文化语境中的工具化
WU SHUYAO researches how Late Qing scholars instrumentalized the discourse of the western origin of the Chinese people within the specific cultural…
