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Some scholars have argued that China’s economic opening-up was a result of Chinese leaders’ acceptance of neoliberalism. But unlike neoliberal economists who consider economic openness as a goal itself, Chinese leaders treated economic openness as a strategic means to achieve domestic goals.…East Asia ForumExplaining the globalist dimensions of Chinese nationalismZeying Wu, PhD candidate in Political Science at Boston University
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Some scholars have argued that China’s economic opening-up was a result of Chinese leaders’ acceptance of neoliberalism. But unlike neoliberal economists who consider economic openness as a goal itself, Chinese leaders treated economic openness as a strategic means to achieve domestic goals.…Some scholars have argued that China’s economic opening-up was a result of Chinese leaders’ acceptance of neoliberalism. But unlike neoliberal economists who consider economic openness as a goal itself, Chinese leaders treated economic openness as a strategic means to achieve domestic goals.…East Asia ForumExplaining the globalist dimensions of Chinese nationalismZeying Wu, PhD candidate in Political Science at Boston University
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Explaining the globalist dimensions of Chinese nationalism
Zeying Wu, PhD candidate in Political Science at Boston University