The Tiananmen generation is waiting in the wings

Article Abstract:

The generation of Chinese identified with the Tiananmen square demonstration in 1989 is expected to play a significant part in determining China's future in the post-Deng Xiaoping era. Chinese who belong in that generation are known proponents of freedom and the right to pursue their own destiny. These people have matured over the years and are now part of the different sectors of the society. Some have acquired positions, credentials and skills that make them an influential and significant player in China's economy and political system.

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Debating reform policy without extremism

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'A Few Factors Influencing Our National Security' considers reformist theoretical views as a Chinese national security threat and condemns those who hold such sentiments. The 10,000 word essay identifies the characteristics of bourgeois liberalization and does not identify issues which would concern the military and police. The essay presented ideological issues without considering economic development and production.

Political reform, Speeches, lectures and essays

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Time for a Northeast Asian security order

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Japan is considering a strategic alliance with Russia concerning sovereignty over the Kurile Islands. Both countries recognize China as a threat since it is claiming historical rights on Siberia and the Russian Far East. Russia, which seized the Northern Territories from Japan after WW II, has been declining to turn over the islands despite Japan's resistance to provide financial assistance.

Japan, Russia, Japanese foreign relations, Russian foreign relations, Kuril Islands

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