Laying Down the Law: Jerome Cohen on the Rule of Law in China
This is part two of our coverage of Jerome Cohen’s visit to the UC San Diego, School of International Relations and Pacific Studies (IR/PS). In part one, we sat down […]
The New Bank on the Block: Evaluating Competing Perspectives on the Asian Infrastructure Bank
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), a Chinese led-initiative which plans to pour $50 billion into upgrading Asia's lagged infrastructure, recently approved its tentative list of 57 [...]
Sit-down with the Godfather of Law in China: Jerome Cohen Interview
China Focus Blog Editor-in-Chief Marika Heller, China Focus Senior Advisor Jack Zhang, and I sat down with renowned China law expert and NYU professor Jerome Cohen. Professor Cohen has been at [...]
Modi’s Arunachal Visit Brings Sino-India Ties Back to Ground Zero
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh on February 20th reinvigorated Chinese suspicions over India. Of late, Sino-Indian relations had improved with new [...]
Do I Stay or Do I Go Now? Hong Kongers Grapple with Mainland Assimilation
Six years ago, my family achieved the holy grail of the middle class of Hong Kong: purchasing an apartment. My father, an engineer who had spent the last decade helming […]
A Secret Plot by an Ancient Civilization to Take Over the World: Book Review of Michael Pillsbury
A Secret Plot by an Ancient Civilization to Take Over the World A review of Michael Pillsbury, The Hundred-Year Marathon: China’s Secret Strategy to Replace America as the Global [...]
