Items where Author is "Hughes, Christopher R."
Number of items: 69.
COVID‐19, nationalism, and the politics of crisis:a scholarly exchange. (2020)
Woods, Eric Taylor and Schertzer, Robert and Greenfield, Liah and Hughes, Christopher R. and Miller-Idriss, Cynthia
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The 2000 presidential election in Taiwan.
Hughes, Christopher R.
The 2008 legislative yuan election and the complex nativisation of the KMT.
Hughes, Christopher R.
After 1989: nationalism and the new global elite.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Australia-UK cooperation on the rules-based order.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Beijing rides a nationalist cyber-tiger.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Book review: the Great Wall at sea: China’s Navy in the twenty-first century; China, the United States, and twenty-first-century sea power: defining a maritime security; China’s new diplomacy: rationale, strategies and significance partnership.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Book review:Awakening to China’s rise: European foreign and security policies toward the People’s Republic of China, by Hugo Meijer.
Hughes, Christopher R.
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Challenges and opportunities for unification after Taiwan's 2000 presidential elections.
Hughes, Christopher R.
China and global liberalism.
Hughes, Christopher R.
China and liberalism globalised.
Hughes, Christopher R.
China and the globalization of ICTs: implications for international relations.
Hughes, Christopher R.
China and the internet: a question of politics or management?
Hughes, Christopher R.
China as a leading state in the international system.
Hughes, Christopher R.
China's interests go well beyond the nuclear issue.
Hughes, Christopher R.
China’s membership of the ARF and the emergence of an East Asian diplomatic and security culture.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Chinese Shakespeares: two centuries of cultural exchange (review).
Hughes, Christopher R.
Chinese nationalism in the global era.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Chinese nationalism in the global era.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Commentary on 'A modest proposal for a basic agreement on peaceful cross-strait development'.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Confucius Institutes and the university: distinguishing the political mission from the cultural.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Current cultural politics in China: what makes the Chinese tick?
Hughes, Christopher R.
Democratization and Beijing's Taiwan policy.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Editorial: the internet in China.
Hughes, Christopher R. and Silverstone, Roger
Embracing the dragon, carefully.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Fighting the smokeless war: ICTs and international security.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Global politics and the problem of culture: the case of China.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Globalisation and nationalism: squaring the circle in Chinese international relations theory.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Google and the great firewall.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Harmony and discord in China’s Africa strategy: some implications for foreign policy.
Alden, Chris and Hughes, Christopher R.
How not to play the blame game of cross-strait relations.
Hughes, Christopher R.
ICTs and remembering the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the slave trade in Britain: an occasion for celebration or remorse?
Hughes, Christopher R.
In case you missed it: China dream.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Interpreting nationalist texts: a post-structuralist approach.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Introduction:locating Eastern Asia and the League in global international relations.
Hughes, Christopher R. and Shinohara, Hatsue
Japan in the politics of Chinese leadership legitimacy: recent developments in historical perspective.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Living with 'one country, two systems'? The future of Beijing's Taiwan policy.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Militarism and the China model:the case of National Defense Education.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Nation-building and curriculum reform in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Hughes, Christopher R. and Stone, Robert
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National identity.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Nationalism and multilateralism in Chinese foreign policy: implications for Southeast Asia.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Nationalism in Chinese cyberspace.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Nationalist chat: internet reaction on China-US relations.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Negotiating national identity in Taiwan: between nativisation and de-sinicisation.
Hughes, Christopher R.
New information communication technologies and the British commemoration of the bi-centenary of the abolition of the slave trade in 2007.
Hughes, Christopher R.
New security dynamics in the Asia-Pacific: extending regionalism from Southeast to Northeast China.
Hughes, Christopher R.
New trends in Taiwan's China policy.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Post-nationalist Taiwan.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Pourquoi internet ne démocratisera pas la Chine.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Prof. Hughes: "China dismisses most interventions as ways in which the US pursues its own interests, therefore, it opposes most actions".
Hughes, Christopher R.
Reclassifying Chinese nationalism: the geopolitik turn.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Report on using the GPPS to assess trends in EQ-5D scores for people with long-term conditions.
Fernández, José-Luis and Hughes, Christopher R. and Watson, Kevin and Forder, Julien and Fitzpatrick, Ray
Revisiting Taiwan and Chinese nationalism:identity and status in international society.
Hughes, Christopher R.
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Revisiting identity politics under Ma Ying-jeou.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Rewriting the cultural revolution: from centre to periphery.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Satire: a happy day in the life of an ordinary Chinese person (Sanlu edition) [translation].
Hughes, Christopher R.
Sovereignty as organised hypocrisy:China’s diplomats and the Lytton Commission.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Taiwan and China: long shadows.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Taiwan and Chinese nationalism: national identity and status in international society.
Hughes, Christopher R.
Technological empowerment: the internet, state, and society in China, and: the Power of the internet in China: citizen activism online (review).
Hughes, Christopher R.
Vine a Giappone all'alba del XXI secolo.
Hughes, Christopher R.
What's in a name?: China and the domain name system.
Hughes, Christopher R. and Ermert, Monika
When big powers pivot, the little states roll: Southeast Asia between China and Japan.
Hughes, Christopher R.
The enduring function of the substance/ essence (Ti/Yong) dichotomy in Chinese nationalism.
Hughes, Christopher R.
The global economy and China's "peaceful development".
Hughes, Christopher R.
The impact of leadership change on cross-strait relations.
Hughes, Christopher R.
The implications of Taiwan's 2008 presidential election for cross-Strait relations: the foundations for a new regionalism?
Hughes, Christopher R.
The role of the military in China’s leadership transition.
Hughes, Christopher R.
A superpower of tomorrow: the role of China.
Hughes, Christopher R.