Tag: Journal and Policy Papers
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Hong Kong’s International Status: No Longer a Middleman
Hong Kong’s international status has a special place in the international community as it has been a middleman between China and the West since the…
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The Evolution of Chinese Public Diplomacy and the Rise of Think Tanks
The evolution and change of Chinese public diplomacy can be seen from panda diplomacy, the Confucius Institutes, Chinese mass media’s “going out” strategy as well…
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The Declining Credibility of the Traditional Media in Hong Kong
In the 2012 Hong Kong Legislative Council (Legco) Election, the pro-democracy camp won 27 seats out of 70 seats in total, while the pro-Beijing camp…
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China’s Advancements in Central Asia: Limitations toward a Regional Power
As a main founder of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, China’s trading activities and energy investments in Central Asia have increased since the 1990s. Many analysts…
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Re-interpreting China’s Non-Intervention Policy towards Myanmar: Leverage, Interests and Intervention
China’s non-intervention policy has long been criticized for prolonging the rule of many authoritarian regimes. Myanmar has become one of the classic examples. As China…
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Assessing China’s Influence in Central Asia: A Dominant Regional Power?
China has greatly increased its trade and energy investments in Central Asia since the 1990s. Whether China’s influence in the region has increased becomes an…
Hak Yin Li 