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All items tagged PRC60Open Think Tank ArticlesOctober 6, 2009 | China's Quest for an Ecologically Sustainable CultureJames Miller: China has to consider its environmental future and must look to concepts of sustainability to do so. With the indigenous religion of Taoism Beijing has all the tools it needs to foster a culture of sustainability. ... MoreOctober 6, 2009 | Will Corruption Bring China to Its Knees?Marola Padin Novas: Chinese political development is necessary for its economic rise to be sustainable as corruption thrives in the current system. Corruption threatens to undermine the rule of the party and its ability to effectively gain foreign investment. Domestic transparency is therefore the key to China’s sustainable rise. ... MoreOctober 6, 2009 | The Inevitable Rise of China and the World's Necessary ResponseHongyi Lai: China’s rise poses two distinct questions. Is it sustainable and how should the West deal with it? An accommodating attitude is the best course as would be a clear and consistent policy that avoids conflict in favor of constructive partnership building. ... MoreOctober 1, 2009 | PRC60: Sustainability and Global ConsequencesEditorial Team: China tops the agenda at Atlantic-Community.org for the next week as the country celebrates its 60th anniversary. The gradual close of the global financial crisis provides the perfect opportunity to reassess, review, and look forward to how the rising dragon may affect the West. ... MoreOctober 1, 2009 | Must the Dragon Liberalize In Order to Rise?Man Tien Hang Tim: If the conventional idea is that liberal democracy is superior to authoritarianism then China’s sustainable rise poses no threat. Either China will eventually become a liberal country or its political system will stunt its growth and it will remain a manageable, medium power. ... More |
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