A new post for Whose World Order? over at ECFR, this time looking at a rather irritating event I had had happen to me of late. I am sure most others living in China have experienced this at some point, but this does not detract from the irritation. Shanghai View: What’s Real? Date: 17th [...]
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Shanghai View: What’s Real?
Posted: February 17, 2011 in Whose World Order?Tags: China, counterfeit, fake china, fake money, RMB
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Shanghai View: Whose World Order?
Posted: February 4, 2011 in Whose World Order?Tags: China, China's population, chinese migrants, Chinese New Year, Year of the Rabbit
A slightly belated post for Whose World Order? This time looking at the preparations for the Year of the Rabbit. Happy Chinese New Year all! Shanghai View: Get ready for the Rabbit Date: 1st February 2011 | Author: Raffaello Pantucci, Categories: China, Tags: , Hu Jintao, Shanghai, Year Of The Rabbit, China Someone recently told me that with China, you have to add a [...]
Shanghai View: Mr Wang’s Children
Posted: January 18, 2011 in Whose World Order?Tags: China, chinese migrants, Chinese soft power
A short and slightly journalistic piece for Whose World Order? over at ECFR, based around a conversation I was quite pleased with myself for having on a train in Italy. A fascinating topic I know that others are doing far more complex and interesting work on than this. Shanghai View: Mr. Wang’s Children Date: 18th [...]
Shanghai View: Welcome back BBC and hello Wikileaks!
Posted: December 16, 2010 in Whose World Order?Tags: bbc, China, great firewall, Internet, US, wikileaks
My latest for the ECFR blog looking at the internet in China. This is a fascinating subject for those either side of it, confusing as it is. For example, this site is actually the wrong side at the moment, though for a while it was accessible. I have no idea for the rationale behind either [...]
Shanghai View: A day at the Races
Posted: December 1, 2010 in Whose World Order?Tags: China, China-Germany, DTM racing, EU-China, Germany, shanghai
A new post over at Whose World Order?, the new blog I contribute to for my new organization, the European Council on Foreign Relations. As I have mentioned before, this is going to be a relatively regular feature, so any ideas for it would be warmly welcomed. Thanks, as ever, to Sue Anne for pics. [...]
Shanghai view: China’s generation gap
Posted: November 21, 2010 in Whose World Order?Tags: China, mao, shanghai
A new blog “Whose World Order?” that I am contributing to as part of my new European organization, the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR). This is going to a pretty regular feature for the immediate future and will be short insights into life here in China. Any thoughts or ideas on things to look [...]
