Why scrapping the one-child policy will do little to change China’s population
Written by Stuart Gietel-Basten. China is scrapping its one-child policy and officially allowing all couples to have two children. While some may think this heralds an overnight switch, the reality …...
View ArticleSecurity Dilemma in South China Sea: China, US and the choices for Philippines
Written by Sumantra Maitra. As Philippines elections approach in May, the primary foreign policy choice facing the country is how to manage the rise of China, and the growing militarization … Read the...
View ArticleWhy China won’t back off the South China Sea – whatever the world might say
Written by Jing Cheng. A much-anticipated ruling on the South China Sea dispute initiated against China by the Philippines finally came down – and unsurprisingly, the Hague-based international tribunal...
View ArticleChinese labour in the global economy: exploitation and strategies of resistance
Written by Andreas Bieler and Chun-Yi Lee. China is generally regarded as the new economic powerhouse in the global political economy. Some even talk of an emerging power, which … Read the rest
View ArticleA new law in China is threatening the work of international NGOs
Written by Andreas Fulda. A controversial new law regulating the activities of foreign non-profit organisations (NPOs) in China came into effect on January 1. Under the Overseas NGO Law, … Read the rest
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