China's Xi Jinping: The man who would be Mao?
05/25/18 • 27 min
China recently abolished term limits for its presidency, clearing the way for Xi Jinping to continue indefinitely — possibly for life — as boss of the People’s Republic. Asia Institute’s China watchers Dr Fengshi Wu and Dr Sow Keat Tok shed light on Xi Jinping’s possible motives and strategy, and their implications for China and the world. Presented by Ali Moore.
An Asia Institute podcast, produced by Profactual.com.
More information about this and other episodes of this podcast series is found here: goo.gl/FvS5kU
Music by audionautix.com
China recently abolished term limits for its presidency, clearing the way for Xi Jinping to continue indefinitely — possibly for life — as boss of the People’s Republic. Asia Institute’s China watchers Dr Fengshi Wu and Dr Sow Keat Tok shed light on Xi Jinping’s possible motives and strategy, and their implications for China and the world. Presented by Ali Moore.
An Asia Institute podcast, produced by Profactual.com.
More information about this and other episodes of this podcast series is found here: goo.gl/FvS5kU
Music by audionautix.com
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