August 17, 2005

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Hu - Bush Summit and China bank bailout

It's Jamestown Foundation's China Brief time. The first must read is Willy Lam's piece on why Hu is seeking a breakthrough in the upcoming summit with George W. Bush:

Hu’s first visit to the U.S. as head of state will be dominated by the familiar “3-T” issues: Taiwan, trade and technology. On a deeper level, however, the world’s only superpower and the fast-developing would-be superpower will engage in a give-and-take that is sure to shape geopolitical developments
It is an in-depth look at the main issues the Chinese side are facing and want to deal with, the surprising areas of overlap and co-operation between America and China in foreign policy and hopes for a better understanding between the leaderships as a means to reduce tensions. In other words, China is seeking to become more of an ally and less of a percieved threat to America.

The other must read is Victor Shih's* look at Beijing's bail-out of joint-stock and state-owned banks. It also looks at the ongoing almost en-masse bail-out of China's securities industry and asks if the Government can resist the temptation to effectively nationalise large parts of the financial industry.

* Victor Shih runs the Chinese Politics blog.

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Willy Lam is the man. Always in the know (or least it seems so).

posted by: tangent Shenzhen on 08.18.05 at 04:25 PM [permalink]




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