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  • Books Received

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    The China Quarterly / Volume 257 / March 2024
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    03 April 2024, pp. 305-307
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    March 2024
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  • CQY volume 257 Cover and Back matter

  • Journal:
    The China Quarterly / Volume 257 / March 2024
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    03 April 2024, pp. b1-b2
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  • Foreword

  • Timothy Hildebrandt, Jieyu Liu, Tim Pringle
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    The China Quarterly / Volume 257 / March 2024
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    03 April 2024, pp. 1-2
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  • CQY volume 257 Cover and Front matter

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    The China Quarterly / Volume 257 / March 2024
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    03 April 2024, pp. f1-f5
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  • Time Matters in Cross-Strait Relations: Tsai Ing-wen and Taiwan's Future

  • Jonathan Sullivan
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    The China Quarterly / Volume 259 / September 2024
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    16 February 2024, pp. 629-644
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    September 2024
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  • In this article, I examine the ROC president's discursive response to PRC efforts to limit Taiwan's future possibilities and undermine confidence in Taiwan's future. I argue that the capacity to imagine the future, and perceiving agency to affect future outcomes, is crucial for national resilience. Since Taiwan is routinely exposed to factors known to cause reduced self-efficacy and morale – uncertainty, threat, marginalization, restricted agency, circumscribed action repertoires – it is crucial that Taiwanese people have a meaningful sense of “what are we striving for?” and confidence that they have the agency to realize these aspirations. The article sets out an empirical examination of discursive constructions of the future as a vector for enhancing cohesion and resolve in Taiwanese society. Foregrounding a novel dimension in the study of Taiwan, the article contributes both an interpretivist account of President Tsai Ing-wen's discourse and opens a new avenue for research on the largely neglected issue of futurity in cross-Strait relations.

  • Policy Learning in Governing Complex Technologies: The Pendulum Swing of China's Central Government

  • Ziying Jiang, Kaidong Feng
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    The China Quarterly / Volume 259 / September 2024
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    14 February 2024, pp. 727-743
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    September 2024
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  • As an emerging science and technology (EST), stem cell therapy presents a highly dynamic and complex landscape, posing significant challenges for the Chinese central government and requiring substantial policy learning. Delving into the realm beyond the traditional literature on Chinese government's policy learning, which primarily focuses on conventional policy areas and local government experiments, this article examines how the technical and interest complexities, along with the fragmented authoritarian structure of central departments, influence policy learning in the field of stem cell therapy. The findings reveal a recurring pendulum swing pattern, wherein top decision makers direct central departments to engage in multiple rounds of policy swings, navigating between developmental objectives and regulatory objectives.

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