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Risk aversion in domestic Chinese politics

The 19th Party Congress was a watershed for the Xi administration. Feverish speculation about candidates for promotion the Politburo Standing Committee is over, but their policy significance much as before: enigmatic. There is a natural interest in factional or interest group allegiance. It is now

By David Kelly

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Xi Jinping's state capitalism is here to stay

Originally published in the Australian Financial Review

By Roland Rajah

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Xi Jinping's moment

Xi Jinping, a politically daring, economically cautious, Chinese leader is certain to win a second five-year term at the 19th Party Congress, but his harsh line against his opponents, and his timidity on the economy, may come back to haunt him in his second term

By Richard McGregor

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China’s financial concerns

The China bears have been around for years, continuously predicting the end of China's stellar growth story. In 2012 Michael Pettis expected annual growth to average 3% over this decade and in 2015 Tyler Cowen warned of an imminent disastrous financial collapse. So far, so good. China's

By Stephen Grenville

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Understanding China’s Belt and Road Initiative

China’s Belt and Road Initiative is one of President Xi’s most ambitious foreign and economic initiatives. It reflects a combination of economic and strategic drivers, not all of which can be easily reconciled. Photo: Flickr/Johannes Zielcke.

By Peter Cai

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Barnaby Joyce's mixed messaging on property rights

There’s been a good deal of mixed messaging coming from Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce recently. This week he made headlines by declaring to an audience (which included the Chinese ambassador) that Labor's policies for insisting on rules concerning vegetation

By James Laurenceson

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G20 Monitor: The Chinese 2016 G20 host year

The 19th issue of the G20 Monitor focuses on the state of the G20 in the initial months of the Chinese G20 Presidency and examines policies that could contribute to the G20’s core goal of improving global economic growth. Photo: Getty Images/ChinaFotoPress

By Zhang Haibing, Wang Yuzhu, Bill Brummitt, Laura Walsh, Mike Callaghan, Adam Triggs, Tristram Sainsbury

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China's hazy GDP numbers more confusion than conspiracy

China's hazy GDP numbers more confusion than conspiracy Leon Berkelmans Australian Financial Review 22 January 2016 Click here for the online text

By Leon Berkelmans

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US global economic leadership: Responding to a rising China

In this Analysis, Lowy Institute Research Fellow Tristram Sainsbury examines the evolving global economic leadership roles of the United States and China

By Tristram Sainsbury

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China Australia relationship needs to broaden from trade

China-Australia relationship needs to broaden from trade James Brown The Saturday Paper 30 August 2014 Please click here for the online text

By James Brown

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Chinese Assistance in the Pacific: Agency, Effectiveness and the Role of Pacific Island Governments

Chinese Assistance in the Pacific: Agency, Effectiveness and the Role of Pacific Island Governments Philippa Brant and Matthew Dornan Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies Please click here for full online text

By Philippa Brant

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China's Economy

Risk aversion in domestic Chinese politics

Xi Jinping's state capitalism is here to stay

Xi Jinping's moment

China’s financial concerns

Understanding China’s Belt and Road Initiative

Barnaby Joyce's mixed messaging on property rights

G20 Monitor: The Chinese 2016 G20 host year

China's hazy GDP numbers more confusion than conspiracy

US global economic leadership: Responding to a rising China

China Australia relationship needs to broaden from trade

Chinese Assistance in the Pacific: Agency, Effectiveness and the Role of Pacific Island Governments

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