Nathan Gardels, Michael Skafidas, New York, Aventurina King, Genrik Borovik, Moscow Correspondent, Marilyn Snell, J. Park, Connie Pollock, Lillian Kimbell, Beverly Booth Childers, Bruce Babbitt, Walter Dean Burnham, Joan Didion, Sidney D. Drell, Carlos Fuentes, M. L. Goldberger, Ryszard Kapuściński, Abraham F. Lowenthal, W. J. Russell, Mead Steel, Lester C. Thurow, Stanley Sheinbaum Chair, Richard A. Dennis, Michael P. Douglas, Alan Gleitsman, Mickey Kantor, W. B. McCormack, Sol Price, Oliver Stone,
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2018 - Wiley | New Perspectives Quarterly
Nathan Gardels, Michael Skafidas, New York, Aventurina King, Genrik Borovik, Moscow Correspondent, Marilyn Snell, J. Park, Connie Pollock, Lillian Kimbell, Beverly Booth Childers, Bruce Babbitt, Walter Dean Burnham, Joan Didion, Sidney D. Drell, Carlos Fuentes, M. L. Goldberger, Ryszard Kapuściński, Abraham F. Lowenthal, W. J. Russell, Mead Steel, Lester C. Thurow, Stanley Sheinbaum Chair, Richard A. Dennis, Michael P. Douglas, Alan Gleitsman, Mickey Kantor, W. B. McCormack, Sol Price, Oliver Stone,
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2018 - Wiley | New Perspectives Quarterly
Will China's authoritarian leaders succeed in building a future by erasing the past? Can the ideology of “nationalist consumerism” obliterate memory altogether? Will the Olympic applause drown out the weak and exiled witnesses of the Tiananmen crackdown? In this section we listen to a key Tiananmen student leader two decades on as well as check in with today's young elites in Beijing. A political leader from the reformist regime in 1989 calls for justice from house arrest and a young Chinese novelist ...
Tópico(s): Chinese history and philosophy
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