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4.2.12 WC: 191694 Chapter 4: Beginning my life as an academic—and its changes over time I moved to Cambridge with my wife and two sons during the late summer of 1964. We rented an apartment, first in Brookline and a year later in Cambridge. I began my teaching career at Harvar...

…tivities, could do immense damage to Western intelligence. Indeed, he said as much once he got to Moscow. In respect to China alone, he told James Risen, the New York Times’ national security reporter, in October 2013 that he had had “access to every [NSA] target, every [NSA] act...

…aring with or emulation of fellow authoritarian states regarding tactics and legis- lation to enhance domestic control China and Russia The two major modern authoritarian powers are China and Russia. Until fairly recently, the conventional wisdom was that China's one-party auth...

…een high policy officials in foreign affairs and the military, particularly the PLA Navy. But this could also mean that China's foreign policy is in flux or disarray on this issue and that the PLA Navy has emerged as a trendsetter and spokesperson thereon. Remember that just as...

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…The organization considered most closely connected with PRC authorities in New Zealand is the Peaceful Reunification of China Association of New Zealand, which was founded in 2000. Controlled by the United Front Work Department, it has encouraged bloc voting in the ethnic Chinese...

… scholars believe that there are pirated copies of their books or at least partially translated copies available within China. At least one scholar found that a search on Baidu yielded half of her most recent book online. Not all scholars are willing to sacrifice the opportunity...

…t to the republic arguing that to succeed in Asia we must become a republic, a proposition Howard always dismissed. On China, Keating is an optimist yet alive to the daunting economic challenge China now confronts. "What is happening in China knows no precedence in world economi...

72 consulting, noted, “Access to China is my livelihood.” At the same time, he argues, “T never say anything contrary to my views, but I write in a way that is less shrill.” Another scholar noted, “I don’t self-censor, but there is no need to launch a polemic every day of the w...

HOST: Robert Lawrence Kuhn joining us via skype from Beijing. He's the author of How China's Leaders Think and a longtime advisor to Chinese leaders and corporations. Robert, we appreciate you joining us. First off, you know it seems like Trump's strategy here is to force China i...

…ho for over a decade has helped train and find jobs for butlers. “The country now with the biggest trend in butlers is China,” said Mr. Yeh, whose English accent would be at home on “Downton Abbey,” the television series about a blue blood family in England, which was avidly wat...

…oners became a lower priority as their numbers declined after the Cold War, but today there are more than a thousand in China alone, and many others in Venezuela, lran, Azerbaijan, and elsewhere. It is past time for the phrase “prisoner of conscience’ to again become an important...

…media outlets in Hong Kong and elsewhere. And there have been instances in which businessmen with economic interests in China have attempted to expand their media holdings in Taiwan.** Perhaps more disturbing is China's effort to purchase influence in global culture through its...

…ch has been said and written in recent years about the growing challenge to US geo-strategic and geo-economic status by China, BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) and the other rising global powers, including South Africa, South Korea, and Turkey. Indeed, in the aftermath of t...

…who for over a decade has helped train and find jobs for butlers. "The country now with the biggest trend in butlers is China," said Mr. Yeh, whose English accent would be at home on "Downton Abbey," the television series about a blue blood family in England, which was avidly wat...