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Xi Jinping

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Politics
The Administrative State, Its Democratic Deficits, and How to Fix Them in Comparative Historical Perspective
May 8, 2025Mark Frazier, James Miller, Kim Lane Scheppele, Julia Sonnevend
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Immigration
Our Next Guantánamo
May 2, 2023Joseph Margulies
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Politics
How China Sees Russia’s War in Ukraine
April 4, 2022Mark Frazier
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Politics
Did Putin Dupe Xi?
March 21, 2022Heather Cox Richardson
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Capitalism
China’s Thirty-Year War between State and Capital Has Taken a Decisive Turn
September 28, 2021Mark Frazier
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Politics
Why Don’t We Call It Treason?
June 24, 2020John Stoehr 
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Hong Kong
The Empire Strikes Back
May 28, 2020Mark Frazier
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Democracy
Does academic freedom matter to conservative intellectuals?
November 21, 2019Jeffrey C. Isaac
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Law’s Relation to Political Power in China: A Backward Transition
July 31, 2019Jerome A. Cohen

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