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North Korean Special Economic Zones: an untapped opportunity in nuclear negotiation
By Ashley Curtis WASHINGTON — When U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) … More
Decades of devotions and friction: the Catholic Church and sinicization
By Joe Wojciechowski NANJING, China — A father stands in front of his congregation, breaking the ceremonial eucharist wafers symbolic … More
Online nationalism in China and the “Little Pink” generation
By Jing Xuanlin NANJING, China — China’s youth, often known to be fired up with patriotic zeal, are referred to … More
Tongqi in China
By Lai Chuxuan NANJING, China — “Tongqi” is a relatively modern Chinese term used to refer to heterosexual women who … More
Will China wash away the influence of the “Korean wave”?
By Li Jiyun NANJING, China — Although the popularity of Korean pop music and TV dramas seem to have waned … More
Hopkins-Nanjing Center students experience changing Chinese countryside
By Ryan Lucas NANJING, China –– China’s economic rise over the past several decades is often symbolized by modern cities … More
Learning from China: Comparing special economic zones in Ethiopia and Vietnam
By Nova Fritz NANJING, China — This week at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center, M.A. candidate Keyi Tang presented findings from her … More
The Briefing: Commencement speaker Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein
By Cecilia Panella WASHINGTON — Former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCR) Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein is a Jordanian … More
Have you been praised today?
By Zhou Jie NANJING, China — One day in early March, a friend from Nanjing University invited me to join … More