… The notion of real estate–driven development in the UK bears some similarity with the
Chinese state in that not only has real estate development become an important sector driving …

… , China’s big cities have existed in a state of near-constant institutional flux as the party-state …
But we also see how the hierarchical governance system of China’s party-state raises the …

… State transformation and Chinese foreign policy making This section describes major changes
in the Chinese party-state … involve a qualitative transformation of China’s party-state. This …

… United States have behaved more like revisionist states than China. … whereby China is typically
labeled as a “revisionist” state even … Westphalian principles of state sovereignty and non- …

… showing up, over sixty countries signing onto China’s effort, ancient trade routes being …
Chinese state media tout. They saw maps of new economic corridors running outward from China…

… over national borders and which draws from China’s ancient cosmopolitan heritage and
projected … -state as iconic representations that speak to different ontologies of China. Analyzing …

… Surnaming practices may reflect state policy and social actors’ responses to state initiatives;
indeed, as we will see, surnaming practices are family strategies of social and economic …

… a generation’s politicization, the anti-National Education movement that unfolded in the
summer of 2012 marked its political coming of age and solidified its opposition to Chinese state-…

… and the textual politics of cinematic remaking, which focuses instead on ‘the circuit of
exchange between France and the United States’ (since, as she states, those countries and their …

… Despite the rapid development of its economy, China still has significant weaknesses in soft
power. Second, China and the US are in a complex state of interdependence, which makes …