Adrian Zenz, perhaps the one person more responsible than any other for bringing the Xinjiang detentions to the attention of…
Last October, I posted a piece on the Lawfare blog about legal aspects—under Chinese domestic law—of the Xinjiang detentions. Earlier…
I had an enjoyable chat about Chinese law the other day with Jordan Schneider, host of the ChinaEconTalk podcast. Here’s…
On a China-related internet discussion group of which I’m a member, there was recently an exchange about the appropriateness of…
What would happen if Xi Jinping suddenly died, killed by assassination or incurable illness? Would such an unexpected departure of…
Explaining Party rules gives me the strange gratification of feeling like a lawyer that I have never felt when dealing…
When I wrote the paper The Rise of Party Commission of Discipline & Inspection (1927-2012) three years ago, I thought…
A paper on Huawei’s ownership structure recently posted by Christopher Balding and me has elicited a response from Huawei and…
The Financial Times reports that the Dagong bond rating agency has been taken over by a state-owned investment company after…
Christopher Balding and I have just written a short paper on this question. Spoiler alert: not the employees.