Drawing on a global oral history project, this talk traces China-watching from its roots in missionary sinology and Cold War intelligence to today's more securitized landscape, looking at how individual watchers exercise agency, and how state interests, funding, and security concerns limit that agency.
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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