… Quoting Schmitt’s Legality and Legitimacy, Chen argued that an imagined system of
legality based on pure legal normativism will inevitably enter into conflict with the substantive …

… China’s self-strengthening movement was not an inevitable … from the outside to make China
stronger and reform itself. In … As we know, in the Meiji Restoration, what Japan did was not …

… the GFC, overcapacity and the need for correction were inevitable. The global economic
crisis merely exposed the vulnerability of China’s growth pattern in a dramatic fashion. The …

… -Mao China has been portrayed as a historically inevitable … Economic Policy-style state
capitalism. This paper evaluates … to private capitalists definitely mean restoring capitalism, and …

… Instead of restoring or renewing capitalism in China, the strategy was to use capitalism to
take … Deng inherited the permanent (and inevitable) obsession with overcoming China’s …

… regime, as well as that of the army in restoring military rule, were but the logical outgrowth
of a … In large part, this was the inevitable result of Beijing’s adamant refusal to contemplate …

… relations between China and the West is an inevitable consequence of state capitalism. The
… were hardly enough to stop Xi from vanquishing his rivals and restoring strongman rule. …

… the inevitability of abolishing private ownership, which now figures more prominently in China's
… only when the Confucian Orthodoxy was restored to China would the Way prevail across …

… China literature that deploys the neoliberal lens, mostly authored by scholars outside China,
… thus it would be premature to expect China to be moving inevitably in a neoliberal direction. …

… This article examines climate-induced metamorphoses in worldviews with a focus on China’…
sequestration via large-scale tree planting and restoration, there are also clear warnings of …