JPJC CSE unit
China Studies in English
🎙️ Welcome to the CSE Podcast – Understanding China Today Hi students, and welcome to the China Studies in English (CSE) Podcast — the place where we unpack what's really happening in China today. From its fast-changing economy and politics to its society and role on the world stage, we explore the key developments shaping China from the 2000s to now. This podcast is here to help you make sense of China’s rise and why it matters—not just for the region, but for the world and for Singapore too. Along the way, you’ll build your knowledge, sharpen your critical thinking, and learn how to evaluate...
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Key Issue 4 - China's Foreign Policy & Its Implications 15.08.2025 14:43
The episode discusses China's expanding role in global environmental and climate governance, highlighting its journey from a reluctant participant to a significant player. They explore the ideological foundations that underpin China's environmental policy, such as "Peaceful Development" and "Ecological Civilisation," which aim to frame its actions as cooperative and responsible. While acknowledgin...
Key Issue 4 - China's Foreign Policy & Its Implications 15.08.2025 24:35
This episode offers a comprehensive overview of the factors shaping China's foreign policy, examining its evolution from a revolutionary state to an assertive global power. It highlights the interplay of domestic imperatives and international pressures, focusing on national interests like sovereignty, security, and economic expansion. Furthermore, the source thoroughly explores...
China's Population Policies_ Impact and Change 30.05.2025 12:50
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