Todd Mundt

Read both pieces and listen to @CSISFreeman and @ryanl_hass on the recent @SinicaPodcast episode. @KaiserKuo - you should have Tanner Greer on. This is a thoughtful, persuasive argument.

The latest @WarOnTheRocks members podcast The Russia Contingency with @kofman_michael features Stephen Kotkin for the first of two episodes on the end of the USSR. I just read his book “Armageddon Averted” about this very subject on Thursday and Friday…

RT @NewChinaBooks: Six books on... Geopolitics and global competition #ChinaBooks2022 @ajwsmall @AaronFriedberg @HalBrands @michaelbeckl…

RT @jordanschnyc: Fantastic feature by alex palmer in the times magazine telling the arc of tiktok in America Really well written and capt…

There are always good recommendations in here… books you’ve been planning to read… forgot to put on your reading list… books you never heard about:

NPR @NPR

Happy Hanukkah! Here are book recommendations to last you (at least!) eight days and nights. https://t.co/yDAqzM2kyz

If you’re looking for book recommendations for holiday vacation… check out the 2022 @WarOnTheRocks Reading List: https://t.co/i36yLGjuYA

Read this piece by @andrewbatson that provides another way of looking at the accomplishments of Jiang Zemin - on the eve of his funeral in Beijing. https://t.co/Y4qdUKklBP https://t.co/pDyZc1jrwm

Don’t miss this interview with @HollySnapeWang about the CCP’s 20th Party Congress and note what she says about institutionalization - not of the leadership but of the party apparatus in service of the leadership - when asked about Joseph Fewsmith’s work: https://t.co/ZJ1380Uhro

I decided to air Louisa Lim's piece on @hereandnow today too. It encapsulates the Jiang era so well.

Todd Mundt @toddmundt

NPR’s Jiang Zemin obit is reported by @limlouisa! Great to hear her reporting on the network once again.

RT @ChinaFile: "Jiang...seemed to be studiously trying to re-invent himself as a more cosmopolitan leader, one less constrained by Party do…

NPR’s Jiang Zemin obit is reported by @limlouisa! Great to hear her reporting on the network once again.

Read this good China protests analysis from the new anonymous Substack by X 先生 - Munching Rhinoceros Sausage https://t.co/lji7y440Mr and a h/t to @jordanschnyc who also published this on his ChinaTalk substack, where I found it.

RT @CindyXiaodanYu: This was such a brilliant video I subtitled it so more people can watch it. Beijing students' response last night to ac…

RT @paulmozur: It’s day 3 and still videos of protests spread on Chinese social media. We see some familiar tricks, people use filters and…

Also, we had NPR’s @jruwitch on @hereandnow today with @tongscott to update the story: https://t.co/bDbGBjro2y

Todd Mundt @toddmundt

Don’t miss these 2 podcasts about the China protests: 1) ChinaTalk, where @jordanschnyc offers his take and the voices of others: https://t.co/40MHIWQ75a 2) the new Drum Tower pod from @DSORennie and @aliceysu which opens with analysis of protests. https://t.co/YYC6eHh0rI

Don’t miss these 2 podcasts about the China protests: 1) ChinaTalk, where @jordanschnyc offers his take and the voices of others: https://t.co/40MHIWQ75a 2) the new Drum Tower pod from @DSORennie and @aliceysu which opens with analysis of protests. https://t.co/YYC6eHh0rI

I gained a lot from this talk that @EvanFeigenbaum gave in Ottawa on the US in Asia. I appreciate the clarity of Feigenbaum’s thinking - one of the hallmarks of his writing and speaking. Thanks for the transcript… and do follow the @SinicaPodcast.

Kaiser Kuo @KaiserKuo

If you'd rather read the transcript of @EvanFeigenbaum's talk, here it is. Listeners to the show might get the illustration if they recall one of Evan's earlier turns on Sinica! https://t.co/EP0bGW4sB7