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EPISODE · May 8, 2018 · 34 MIN

Spying, Stealing, and Subordination: Dealing with the New China Rules

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One of Hoover’s newest fellows and an expert on security and political relations in Asia, Michael Auslin argues that despite the best hopes of other analysts, China’s economic convergence with the West won’t be followed by an embrace of Western values and institutions. A more realistic view, he explains, reveals a China that is resolute in its own political model and engaged in a fierce competition with the West that extends beyond the economic arena.

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