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    Thanks to everyone for following today's conference. Watch the archive here: Thanks to !

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  2. 22 hours ago

    Starting the third panel at - The Changing Role of the PLA

  3. Apr 7

    "The anti-corruption campaign was necessary but had unintended consequences and the system is frozen." -David Shambaugh

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  4. Apr 7

    "If you need to demand loyalty oaths, are you really secure in your position?" -David Shambaugh

  5. Apr 7

    "There's a lot we don't know about leadership dynamics in China. It's opaque generally and much more so now." -David Shambaugh

  6. Apr 7

    "Xi has been most effective in foreign policy. Most consensus in China on foreign policy." -Richard McGregor

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  7. Apr 7

    "No guarantee that cleaner generals will be better generals, not clear if the new mil structures will work." -Richard McGregor

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  8. Apr 7

    "We are in a new period now with Xi Jinping. He might be a strong leader but not particularly effective." - Richard McGregor

  9. Apr 7

    "Politics trumps economics and economics trumps foreign policy by far" -Chris Johnson

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  10. Apr 7

    "It's far too early to judge if Xi Jinping is provoking a crisis" -Chris Johnson

  11. Apr 7

    "Xi came in fully empowered with all three of the major titles" Chris Johnson

  12. Apr 7

    Second panel at about to start - Contentious Elite Politics.

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  13. Apr 7

    "Xi restructuring Chinese natsec bodies - we should be prepared for greater contention with China"

  14. Apr 7

    "Chinese public supports its govt to take action to protect Chinese sovereignty"

  15. Apr 7

    "US actions do reverberate in China and we need to better understand that which we can do with big data analytics and surveys"

  16. Apr 7

    "Climate is an area where China is showing it can be a leader and not just reactive"

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    Apr 7

    Great to see female scholars on panel: & event to discuss 's domestic & econ situation

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  18. Apr 7

    "Chinese nationalism is both bottom up and top down"

  19. Retweeted
    Apr 7

    : Xi was confronted w/serious intra-party challenges to his rule

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  20. Apr 7

    First panel at Domestic Political & Economic Situation moderater

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