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@vshih2
@NewYorker
Great interview, Victor. But you must be so mad they left out your thoughts on the GoT finale.
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@vshih2
@NewYorker
Is there any evidence that Xi (and broader leadership) see this as a way to paint the West as a convenient bogeyman while they overpower vested interests and execute painful reforms?
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@jonlsullivan
@NewYorker
It truly was a surprise as I thought only one line of the interview would be used in a piece
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@briangobosox
@NewYorker
Well it’s like two guys playing high stakes poker. You want to see if the other guy will fold, even if neither side has particularly strong hands
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@CarlMinzner
@NewYorker
Interesting. The only question I wish had been asked is the negotiation tactics and your assessment. Thanks!
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@vshih2
@NewYorker
Hi Victor, thanks for the thoughts, esp regarding reduced audience costs for Xi. Ego was a key factor (obviously) and this deserves more thinking on my part
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@naunihalpublic
@NewYorker
The analogy with the IMF's surveillance with rewriting Chinese law, IMHO, doesn't fly. They could just ignore IMF report or as Stiglitz said to throw it in the trash bin.
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@profmusgrave
@NewYorker
what an interesting and informative article. thank you for sharing!
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@vshih2
@NewYorker
Great interview. Although, pace your great expertise I'd beg to differ your framing of the Chinese muslims issue. Indeed, Terrorism might be one of the reasons that's led that crackdown but truthfully it's about forcibly erasing the religion and culture of an entire ethnic group.
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@vshih2
@NewYorker
Great article and really dispels the propaganda myth of China reacting negatively to what’s best for all.
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@vshih2
@NewYorker
@realDonaldTrump
You’ve gone to war with China when you should be improving trade and easing the burden on US companies and giving the stock market a boost. Instead it’s fear and chaos
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