YCW speaks to Andrew Polk, founding partner of Trivium China, about the state of the Chinese economy and the prospect of growth and opening up in 2019.
Featured Young China Watcher – Andrew Polk: Founding Partner of Trivium China
Featured Young China Watcher – Brian Hioe: Founding Editor of New Bloom
Brian Hioe, founding editor of Taiwanese new media magazine New Bloom, discusses cross-strait relations, Chinese influence in Taiwanese media, and predictions for next year’s general election.
Voice on China – Peter Lorentzen: Assistant Professor, University of San Francisco
With the number of CCDI cases increasing each year, Peter Lorentzen his insights on Xi’s anti-corruption campaign and the networks of three “tigers” from a recent paper entitled “Personal Ties, Meritocracy, and China’s Anti-Corruption Campaign,” co-authored with Xi Lu.
Speaker Interview – Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho: Associate Professor and Senior Research Fellow at Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore
YCW interview Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho on her book “Citizens in Motion: Emigration, Immigration and Re-migration Across China’s Borders”, discussing the implication of global events on multi-directional migration patterns, co-ethnicity, and contemporary senses of identity.
Partner Post – Podcast Interview: Jeffrey Ding, Future of Humanity Institute, University of Oxford
While China’s facial recognition technology ranks among the world’s best, says Jeffrey Ding of the Future of Humanity Institute University of Oxford, in many other areas of AI, China still lags behind the U.S.