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T.wai's T.notes are 2-page texts that address the major issues of international debate at the global and regional level, building a broad involvement in the high levels of politics and experts of the major teams of research centers at the international level.
china
T.note n.71

Education fever in China: the significance of cultural capital for ideas of class and status

Arianna Ponzini
Global China T.notes

Education is paramount for Chinese middle-class families. However, education is only one aspect of cultural capital, which consists of a wider set of social assets, promotes social mobility in a stratified society, and confers social status and power.

Oct 26, 2018
war
T.note n.70 - HS series #10

War and the coming of Artificial Intelligence

Christopher Coker
Violence & Security T.notes

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already transforming our lives, for good or ill. And in the case of war, killing machines are not just the weapons of the future; they are already here.

Oct 14, 2018
china
T.note n.69 - RISE series #21

Vietnam’s active diplomacy to engage with China’s increasing regional presence

Pham Sy Thanh
Indo-Pacific T.notes

China’s increased ‘soft power’ in terms of economic and cultural relations in Southeast Asia clearly presents a great opportunity for Vietnam while posing new challenges in terms of security, politics and diplomacy.

Sep 10, 2018
minsk
T.note n.68

Minsk Agreements: a difficult solution for Ukraine

Giulio Benedetti
Violence & Security T.notes

While the conflict has stalled, the reality around it has changed. Although diplomatic progress is being made, the road to peace and to the lifting of conflict-related sanctions needs to pass through the implementation of the Minsk Agreements: an outcome that, for the time being, Kiev might find difficult to…

Aug 7, 2018
china
T.note n.67 - CMBP series #9

White cat, black cat, red cat

Edoardo Agamennone
Global China T.notes

Chinese firms – regardless of their size, ownership structure, industry or type – should not consider themselves to be fully autonomous entities with profit maximisation as their main goal.

Aug 1, 2018

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