Publication

29 May 2012

The speaker at this Chatham House event assessed where China, the last major state ruled by a communist party, stands today and what it needs to do to continue the revolution set in train by Deng Xioaping. In the last three decades, China has registered extraordinary economic growth which has turned it into a major world power. But the new leadership which takes over in Beijing in autumn 2012 faces daunting political, economic and social challenges.

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Author Jonathan Fenby, Roderic Wye
Series Chatham House Transcripts
Publisher Chatham House
Copyright © 2012 Royal Institute of International Affairs
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