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China Security Spring 2008: Debating China's Future

6 June 2008

In this issue of China Security, 20 leading writers and thinkers give us their take on where China is and where it is going, focusing on everything from China's military and economic power, to the internal challenges and contradictions which may undermine it. In our full-length articles, two Chinese authors examine potential solutions to the perennial unrest in Tibet and the possibility for reconciliation between Beijing and the Dalai Lama. Meanwhile, two authors explore Beijing's readiness to provide adequate security and deal with mass protest during the Beijing Olympics.

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China Security

Vol 4 No 2 Spring 2008

Debating China's Future, by Various Authors

A True "Middle-Way" Solution to Tibetan Unrest, by Wang Lixiong

Independence in Disguise, by Zhou Yuan

Olympic Security Cooperation, by Drew Thompson

Protest and Policing: Challenges for the Beijing Olympics, by Chen Yali

Situation Report: Quenching Olympic Thirst, by Eva Sternfeld

China Security is a policy journal that brings diverse Chinese perspectives to Washington on vital traditional and nontraditional security issues that impact China's strategic development and its relations with the United States.

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