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May 2020

30m 51s

"We Talk ChinaTalk" with Jordan Schneide...

Oxford Society for International Development

About this episode

In this episode we’ll be talking to Jordan Schneider, the host of the ChinaTalk podcast about Chinese social media, how information is controlled and disseminated in China and what the advent of COVID-19 has meant for the CCP. Along with unpacking all that, we’ll explore the potential changes this might bring about to China’s position on the world stage especially its role in international development.

Find Jordan's podcast at podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chinatalk/id1289062927 and newsletter at chinatalk.substack.com.

Interview by Hannah Brock. Music by Lorcan Cudlip Cook. Learn more about the Oxford Society for International Development at oxsid.org

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