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International Image

Is China Attracting Foreign Visitors?

Inbound and outbound tourism trends shed light on China’s global appeal and how the Chinese government cultivates its soft power. Tourism has been used by China as a political tool to further its interests and expand its influence.

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Economics

Is it a Risk for America that China Holds over $1 Trillion in U.S. Debt?

Many worry that China’s ownership of American debt affords the Chinese economic leverage over the United States. This apprehension stems from a misunderstanding of sovereign debt and of how states derive power from their economic relations.

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Military

Does China Have an Effective Sea-based Nuclear Deterrent?

China has been steadily developing ballistic missile submarines (SSBN) to complement its nuclear deterrence strategy and safeguard its national security. Despite considerable progress, China still faces a number of hurdles in fielding a credible SSBN force.

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Social

Developing or Developed? Assessing Chinese Life Expectancy

Although China’s economic transformation has generated considerable public resources, and its leaders have in recent decades dramatically improved domestic health conditions, the country still faces challenges in terms of improving health outcomes.

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