The People’s Republic of China: Political perceptions in Central Europe
This Study edited by Patrick Triglavcanin explores public and parliamentary perceptions of China across nine Central European countries
On China
China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Ten years on
Pippa Ebel looks at the future of China’s Belt and Road Initiative through analysing the challenges it faces and how Beijing may adapt to them
After the ‘Two Sessions’: China in 2023 and beyond
Charles Parton OBE explains the implications of the Chinese Communist Party’s ‘Two Sessions’ for Chinese economic and foreign relations
The Chinese economy after the ‘Two Sessions’
George Magnus investigates what the Chinese Communist Party’s ‘Two Sessions’ of 2023 reveal about the direction of the Chinese economy
The ‘10 Be Clears’: Clarifying relations with China
Charles Parton OBE lays out ten suggestions for dealing with the threat posed by China under the CCP in a mini-strategy
Is China a threat?
Charles Parton OBE explores the nature of the threat posed by the CCP and strategies it uses for building the capability to carry out its aims
Discursive statecraft: China’s information operations
Hannah Bailey examines the Chinese Communist Party’s discursive statecraft operations on international social media platforms
The Chinese navy: From minnow to shark
Capt. Dr Kevin Rowland and Dr Edward Hampshire explore the modernisation of the Chinese navy and its geostrategic implications
The 20th Party Congress: What it means for the CCP and the world
Charles Parton OBE assesses the 20th Party Congress and explains what it means for the Chinese Communist Party and the wider world.
The CCP’s 20th Party Congress: What to look out for
Charles Parton OBE dissects the workings of a Chinese Communist Party Congress and what to watch for at the 20th