To the extent that Beijing accepts an open and inclusive Southeast Asia as well as established and binding rules, the Singapore–PRC relationship is likely to continue smoothly.
The question to be answered is not really whether China is developing a new world order, but what the future world order will look like in light of China’s skilful use of its tools of economic statecraft.
The decision to withdraw the US from TPP is therefore but one trade specific component of the broader self-isolation of the US from the Asia-Pacific more generally.
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“To the extent that Beijing accepts an open and inclusive Southeast Asia as well as established and binding rules, the Singapore–PRC relationship is likely to continue smoothly.”
Don’t miss our latest #RISE T.note by Ja Ian Chong (@NUSingapore) goo.gl/SHDyoR pic.twitter.com/mipuh1FeX8
#EngagingConflict Summer School: last day!
Dr.@JairvdLijn (@SIPRIorg) presented the role of think tank in global efforts for peace and the possibilities for employment in research institutes. pic.twitter.com/B7Nf3UkJnz
During his lectures at the #EngagingConflict Summer School, Juan Diaz-Prinz (Conflict Management Space) introduced the students to practical methods and styles of international mediation of conflicts. pic.twitter.com/juFN62S3zO
Alpaslan Ozerdem (@covcampus) drew on the case of Mostar to criticize the liberal peace building approach and its failures in bringing sustainable peace during his lecture at the #EngagingConflict Summer School 2018 pic.twitter.com/eknJZVmQ5O
Gearoid Millar (@aberdeenuni) proposed Ethnographic Peace Research in order to explain and demystify the unexpected outputs of current peacebuilding experiences during his lecture at the #EngagingConflict Summer School 2018. pic.twitter.com/TUoFF8NS4V
The last session of the #TOChina Summer School hosts the Third @ChinaMed Symposium.
We are delighted to host Enrico Fardella, Giuseppe Gabusi, @AnastasVangeli, Dragan Pavlicevic, Ardian Hackaj, @TonchevPlamen, @AgathaKratz pic.twitter.com/P1ZdzaFzuW
“The 4th Plenum of the 18th CPC Congress (2014) re-captures the momentum of Rule of Law discourse in China by presenting an explicitly non-Western, non-liberal, non-universalist approach.”
Liu Hongxia (@nyushanghai) at the #TOChina Summer School 2018.
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"One of the main challenges for China will be to modernize its domestic governance structures in light of the increasing cross-border mobility of capitals and talents".
We are delighted to welcome Wang Jianye (@nyushanghai) to the #TOChina Summer School 2018 pic.twitter.com/LsnTRAz8SL
"Is war beginning to escape human control? Thucydides tells us war is one of the things that make us definitively human; but how long will this continue to be the case as our relationship with technology continues to develop?"
Cristopher Coker (@LSEnews) at the #EC Summer School pic.twitter.com/9Nu85durBx
🇨🇳🇮🇷Collaborative yet competing visions of connectivity along the Belt and Road Initiative: while China sees Iran as a corridor to Europe, Iran aims to foster connectivity along its north-south route.
@m_shariatinia (Shahid Beheshti University) at the #TOChina Summer School pic.twitter.com/PIHFnBw6SY
Mats Berdal (@KingsCollegeLon) provided a critical overview of the international efforts to bring lasting peace and stability to societies affected by war during his lecture at the #EngagingConflict Summer School 2018. pic.twitter.com/d5jqZQ4FCq
“According to CCP experts, effectiveness matters more than “looking good”; ideology is better than institutions for maintaining unity and effectiveness.”
@SusanShirk1 (@UCSanDiego) at the #TOChina Summer School 2018.
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“The question to be answered is not really whether China is developing a new world order, but what the future world order will look like in light of China’s skilful use of its tools of economic statecraft.”
Our latest #CMBP T.note by Edoardo Agamennone goo.gl/U3JP2z pic.twitter.com/XsVCKrIkrZ
Elise Féron (@UniTampere) opens the #EngagingConflict Summer School by introducing how theoretical approaches to understanding conflict have evolved in recent years. pic.twitter.com/1p7BnIg8SF
TOChina Hub welcomes back @BrookingsChina director Cheng Li, opening the second week of the #TOChina Summer School.
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“Given Australia’s high degree of export dependency on China, some fear Beijing may use this advantage to leverage against it as previously done with Norway, South Korea, the Philippines, and Taiwan.”
#TOChina Summer School 2018 open lecture by @batesgill1 (@Macquarie_Uni) pic.twitter.com/4bv3xBunSB
