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“The Enemies Made this Possible”: Sino-North Korean Relations after 1948

6 Jun 202023 Dec 2020
“’The Enemies Made This Possible’: Sino-North Korean relations since 1948” with Yujin Lim, in Adrian Buzo, ed., Routledge Handbook of Contemporary North Korea (London: Routledge, 2020), pp. 131-140. Abstract: This chapter is…
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Robert Jay Lifton, Revolutionary Immortality, and the Chinese Cultural Revolution

12 Jan 201913 Jan 2021
In 1954, an American psychologist travelled to Hong Kong, where he carried out extensive interviews with both Chinese and foreign survivors of captivity, solitary confinement, and torture psychological variety in…
Beijing…

New Fragments from Mao in the Cultural Revolution

10 Dec 2018
In December 2013, scholars of the history of the PRC were given a shot in the arm via the publication of Mao Zedong Nianpu, 1949-1976, consisting of six volumes of previously obscure…
American Foreign Policy…

George H.W. Bush in Mao’s China

1 Dec 20181 Dec 2018
  With the death of George H.W. Bush, it is an opportune time to look back at his time as the top U.S. diplomat in Beijing in the immediate aftermath…
Beijing…

Media Blackout in Beijing: Reading the Empty Spaces during the Kim Jong-un Visit

30 Mar 2018
Among the dozens of subplots feeding into and out of the curious-but-necessary welcome by Xi Jinping of Kim Jong-un this week is the question of information access and what it…
Beijing…

Notes on the Sino-North Korean War of Words

26 Sep 20177 Jul 2021
Just because the US President has thrown up a number of smokescreens and signs of real mania of late does not mean writers must "resist" by reflexively taking an analytical…
American Foreign Policy…

Reflections on the History of Chinese-North Korean Relations, and US-DPRK Relations Today

12 Mar 201712 Mar 2017
Sometimes we need to modify the questions we ask. The question "Is the Chinese Communist Party going to cut off North Korea?" results in a fairly predictable string of analyses…
Beijing…

Bypassing Beijing? North Korean Foreign Relations in April and May

22 Apr 2016
Responding with appropriately prepared shock to the 15 April rocket launch, assessing the crescendo to the big Party Congress in early May in Pyongyang, adding to the noise over the…
Beijing…

Distant Proximity: China and the North Korean Human Rights Catastrophe

20 Nov 201420 Nov 2014
Beijing is a long way from North Korea.  Border crossing points between China and the DPRK remain open, but the potentially fastest and 'game-changing' of these is blocked at present,…
Beijing…

Anti-Japanese Protests in Beijing, and the History of Diaoyu Protests

15 Sep 2012
Three suitably breathless Global Times articles and photo galleries are linked below, but for a sane appraisal of at least part of what is going on, I recommend MIT professor M.…

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