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AFFAIRS
China Is
Globalization's Great Success Story. Can the Good Times Last?
Arguably no
country in the world has benefited more from globalization than
China. But can Beijing withstand the economic, demographic, and
environmental pressures it will soon face? In this excerpt from his
new book Us vs. Them: The Failure of Globalism,
geopolitical analyst Ian
Bremmer lays out the challenges that threaten China's
prosperity and explains why the rest of the world — including the
United States — is rooting for Beijing to overcome them.
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Q&A
How
Mission Chinese Chef Danny Bowien Defines Authenticity
The
proprietor of the groundbreaking New York City restaurant isn't
trying to make classic Chinese food. He's trying to make something
better. Bowien, who will appear at Asia Society's Asia in America
gala on April 26, talks to Asia
Blog about the future of Chinese food and how he feels
about celebrity chefs.
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BUDDHISM
AND BEYOND
Can
Buddhist Principles End Political Tribalism?
In
this highly polarized era, Americans often identify less with a set
of political positions than with the group of people who espouse
them. Robert
Wright, author of the recent book Why Buddhism Is True,
explains how examining the emotions behind our political beliefs is
the first step in learning how to control them.
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