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Minxin Pei on Nationalism

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Anonymous II says: 20 Jan 2011 3:43

Modern Chinese nationalism has its origins in the late nineteenth century, not 1919 as Mr Pei asserts. The nationalist sentiments espoused by Chinese intellectuals in the wake of the Sino-Japanese War 1895 is one example, and a broader grass roots nationalism can be identified as late as 1905 with the student-merchant boycott of US goods (as a result of US discriminatory of overseas Chinese).

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About this Event

13 May 2009

The Impact of Nationalism on the Development of 21st Century China

About the Speech:

Dr. Pei addressed the important issue of increasing nationalism in China today and the effect that this will have on China’s internal stability and its relations with both Asian and Western partners.

About the Speaker:

Dr. Pei is a Senior Associate of the Asia programme at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington D.C. He earned his PhD at Harvard University and his areas of expertise include East Asia, domestic Chinese affairs and U.S.-China relations.

Theme: Foreign Policy and ESDP  China 

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