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China in Transition

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China has unveiled its new leadership, including President-designate Xi Jinping, who will run the country for the next decade. At home, the new leadership will face slowing economic growth and increased pressure to revalue the renminbi. Meanwhile, with regional tensions running high, the US has shifted its focus to Asia in order to offset China's increasing influence. How will the country's new leadership manage mounting economic and geopolitical challenges?

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  1. President Xi’s Singapore Lessons
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    President Xi’s Singapore Lessons

    Nov 19, 2012 Michael Spence

  2. America’s Trouble with China
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    America’s Trouble with China

    Nov 19, 2012 Harold Brown

  3. China’s Growth Challenge
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    China’s Growth Challenge

    Nov 16, 2012 Paola Subacchi

  4. China’s Troubled Bourbons
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    China’s Troubled Bourbons

    Oct 31, 2012 Minxin Pei

  5. Renminbi Rising
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    Renminbi Rising

    Oct 31, 2012 Zhang Monan

  6. The Asian Tigers of Nationalism
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    The Asian Tigers of Nationalism

    Oct 22, 2012 Christopher R. Hill

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