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Volume 19 Issue 22

December 31, 2019

• The CCP’s Renewed Focus on Ideological Conditioning, Part 2: The New Five-Year Plan for Training Party Cadres
• Planting the Seed: Ethnic Policy in Xi Jinping’s New Era of Cultural Nationalism
• China’s 2020 Economic Agenda: Maintaining Stability Amid Flux
• The “22 vs. 50” Diplomatic Split Between the West and China Over Xinjiang and Human Rights
• The Role of the Arctic in Chinese Naval Strategy

Volume 19 Issue 21

December 10, 2019

• Beijing’s Reactions to November Developments Surrounding the Crisis in Hong Kong
• The CCP’s Renewed Focus on Ideological Indoctrination, Part 1: The 2019 Guidelines for “Patriotic Education”
• INSTC vs. BRI: The India-China Competition Over the Port of Chabahar and Infrastructure in Asia
• Facing Up to China's Military Interests in the Arctic

Volume 19 Issue 20

November 19, 2019

• The Xiangshan Forum and Emerging Themes in PRC Military Diplomacy
• The Central Committee Fourth Plenum Gives Further Powers to the CCP Leadership "Core"
• A State Visit by Kazakhstan’s President Demonstrates China’s Increasing Influence in Central Asia
• China's Presence in the Bahamas: A Greater Role After Hurricane Dorian?
• The Battle for Motor Sich: A Sino-American Dispute in Ukraine

Volume 19 Issue 19

November 1, 2019

• The PRC and ROC National Day Ceremonies Offer Starkly Contrasting Views of “One Country, Two Systems”
• China's Tactics for Targeting the Uyghur Diaspora in Turkey
• "Expanding China's Friendship Group": The BRI's Rhetorical Utility Amid the U.S.-China Trade War
• India-China Relations: From the “Wuhan Spirit” to the “Chennai Connect”
• China Focuses on Iran after CPEC Setbacks in Pakistan

Volume 19 Issue 18

October 8, 2019

• Editor's Note for Military-Civil Fusion Issue (October 2019)
• Military-Civil Fusion: Beijing’s “Guns AND Butter” Strategy to Become a Technological Superpower
• Military-Civil Fusion and Electromagnetic Spectrum Management in the PLA
• China’s Military Biotech Frontier: CRISPR, Military-Civil Fusion, and the New Revolution in Military Affairs
• The Limitations of Military-Civil Mobilization: Problems with Funding and Clashing Interests in Industry-Based PLA Reserve Units

Volume 19 Issue 17

September 26, 2019

• Confucius Institutes and the Corporate Sector: An Emerging Avenue for Chinese Communist Party Foreign Influence?
• Xi Signals a New Round of "Struggle" Against Foes in the Party
• The United Front Work Department Assumes a Diplomatic Role
• Not Really Probing the East: Romania's Position on Chinese Investments
• The Belt and Road Initiative Adds More Partners, But Beijing Has Fewer Dollars to Spend

Volume 19 Issue 16

September 6, 2019

• Chinese Covert Social Media Propaganda and Disinformation Related to Hong Kong
• Taiwan Public Opinion Polling Regarding Forced Unification with China
• "Key Individuals Management" and the Roots of China's Anti-Muslim Surveillance System
• Looking Beyond Commodities Exports: China Increases its Engagement with Brazil
• Cognitive Domain Operations: The PLA's New Holistic Concept for Influence Operations

Volume 19 Issue 15

August 14, 2019

• Will Xi Jinping Deploy the PLA Garrison to Quell Hong Kong's "Turmoil"?
• The Legacy of Li Peng in Chinese Politics
• China's Future Naval Base in Cambodia and the Implications for India
• The Chinese Military Reforms and Transforms in the "New Era"
• Assessing Mental Health Challenges in the People’s Liberation Army, Part 2: Physical Operational Environments and Their Impacts on PLA Service Members

Volume 19 Issue 14

July 31, 2019

• Arms Sales and High-Level Visits Signal Closer U.S. Relations with Taiwan
• Xi Jinping Evokes the “Original Aspirations” of the Communist Party— While Seeking to Further Consolidate His Hold on Power
• Major Themes in China’s 2019 National Defense White Paper
• A Preliminary Survey of CCP Influence Efforts in Hong Kong
• Assessing Mental Health Challenges in the People’s Liberation Army, Part 1: Psychological Factors Affecting Service Members, and the Leadership Response

Volume 19 Issue 13

July 16, 2019

• Xi Jinping’s Summer Foreign Policy Tour Displays “Great Power Diplomacy with Chinese Characteristics”
• The Prospects for Sino-Indian Relations During Modi’s Second Term
• A Preliminary Survey of CCP Influence Operations in Singapore
• It Isn’t All About Europe: The Impacts of China’s Missile Forces on Russian Threat Perceptions and the INF Architecture
• Chinese Nuclear Weapons Strategy—Leaning Towards a More Proactive Posture? Part II: External Drivers of Potential Change—Technical-Military Developments and Perceptions of Credibility

Volume 19 Issue 12

June 26, 2019

• China Explores Economic Outreach to U.S. States Via United Front Entities
• Hong Kong’s Crisis and Prospects for the Pro-Democracy Movement
• Latvia and the Baltic States Seek Closer Coordination on Relations with China
• A Preliminary Survey of CCP Influence Operations in Japan
• Chinese Nuclear Weapons Strategy—Leaning Towards a More Proactive Posture? Part I: Legacy Policy and Strategy, and the Drivers of Potential Change

Volume 19 Issue 11

June 4, 2019

• The Tiananmen Massacre Remembered at 30 Years: The Chinese Communist Party’s Political and Military Considerations
• The June 4th Massacre and the Militarization of Chinese Politics
• “Study May Fourth,” But Not June Fourth: The CCP Seeks Control of China’s Historical Legacies

Volume 19 Issue 10

May 29, 2019

• What Derailed the U.S.-China Trade Talks?
• The People’s Liberation Army Strategic Support Force: Update 2019
• The “16+1” Becomes the “17+1”: Greece Joins China’s Dwindling Cooperation Framework in Central and Eastern Europe
• Japan Considers a New Security Relationship Via “Networking” with Taiwan

Volume 19 Issue 9

May 9, 2019

• On the Correct Use of Terms
• Reorganizing the United Front Work Department: New Structures for a New Era of Diaspora and Religious Affairs Work
• The United Front Work Department Goes Global: The Worldwide Expansion of the Council for the Promotion of the Peaceful Reunification of China
• United Front Work by Other Means: China’s “Economic Diplomacy” in Central and Eastern Europe
• How Beijing is Shaping Politics in Western Australia

Volume 19 Issue 8

April 24, 2019

• The Communist Youth League Announces Plans to Send a New Generation “Down to the Countryside”
• Italy Joins the Belt and Road Initiative: Context, Interests, and Drivers
• The Role of State-Owned Infrastructure Companies in the Development of China’s Latin America Policy
• The Standoff Over the Myitsone Dam Project in Myanmar: Advantage China
• Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide: Whither Jihadism in China?

Volume 19 Issue 7

April 9, 2019

• Propaganda Themes at the CPPCC Stress the “Sinicization” of Religion
• China’s Seventh-Generation Leadership Emerges onto the Stage
• China’s Diplomatic Moves Amidst the India-Pakistan Conflict
• Learning Without Fighting: New Developments in PLA Artificial Intelligence War-Gaming
• The “Algorithm Game” and Its Implications for Chinese War Control

Volume 19 Issue 6

March 22, 2019

• Economic Themes from the National People’s Congress Illustrate CCP Concerns for Social Stability
• “Stability Maintenance” Gets a Major Boost at the National People’s Congress
• China’s New Foreign Investment Law: Quick Passage after a Long Wait
• China’s Policy Towards a Venezuela in Crisis
• Strategic Strong Points and Chinese Naval Strategy

Volume 19 Issue 5

March 5, 2019

• “Dramas Must Feature Goodness”: The CCP Launches Renewed Efforts to Control Themes in Popular Culture
• Xi Jinping Warns Against the “Black Swans” and “Gray Rhinos” of a Possible Color Revolution
• Islamic Countries Engage with China Against the Background of Repression in Xinjiang
• Rivalries and Relics: Examining China’s Buddhist Public Diplomacy
• “Triad” Military Education and Training Reforms: The PLA’s Cultivation of Talent for Integrated Joint Operations

Volume 19 Issue 4

February 15, 2019

• Beijing Sends a Menacing Message in Its Lunar New Year Greeting to Taiwan
• The “16+1” Initiative and Poland’s Disengagement from China
• The Balochistan Insurgency and the Threat to Chinese Interests in Pakistan
• The Chinese Navy’s Marine Corps, Part 2: Chain-of-Command Reforms and Evolving Training
• A Smarter Battlefield?: PLA Concepts for “Intelligent Operations” Begin to Take Shape

Volume 19 Issue 3

February 1, 2019

• Arrests in Poland Contribute to the International Controversies Surrounding Huawei
• The Learning Curve: How Communist Party Officials are Applying Lessons from Prior “Transformation” Campaigns to Repression in Xinjiang
• The Chinese Navy’s Marine Corps, Part 1: Expansion and Reorganization
• PLA Stratagems for Establishing Wartime Electromagnetic Dominance: An Analysis of "The Winning Mechanisms of Electronic Countermeasures"

Volume 19 Issue 2

January 31, 2019

• Successful Lunar Landing Demonstrates Continuing PRC Advancements in Space
• Emerging EU Policies Take a Harder Look at Chinese Investments
• China’s “New” Academy of Military Science: A Revolution in Theoretical Affairs?
• Examining Belt and Road “Debt Trap” Controversies in the Philippines
• Assessing the Future of Chinese Sea Power: Insights from the “Marine Science and Technology Award”

Volume 19 Issue 1

January 5, 2019

• “Chinese Assistance Centers” Grow United Front Work Department Global Presence
• Who are Xi Jinping’s Enemies?
• Beyond “Debt-Trap Diplomacy”: The Dissemination of PRC State Capitalism
• The PRC Bets on Climate Diplomacy in the Caribbean
• The Belt and Road Initiative Still Afloat in South Asia