by Parul Sehgal — Publishers Weekly, 9/21/2009 Jacques reveals the implications of China’s assuming the status of the world’s biggest market and most influential superpower in When China Rules the World. You write that China is playing a long game that’s very subtle and hard for the West to understand. Is this a consciously articulated strategy [...]
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East is East: PW talks with Martin Jacques
Posted in Interviews, tagged china, Interview with Martin Jacques, Martin Jacques, When China Rules the World on October 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A Comrade Lost and Found
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged a comrade lost and found, china, globe and mail, jan wong, jean charest, l'affaire wong, stephan harper on December 19, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Who’s Afraid of Jan Wong? by Parul Sehgal — Publishers Weekly, 12/22/2008 A lunch invitation from Jan Wong was not one you wanted to get when the Toronto Globe and Mail‘s highest-paid and most notorious columnist was writing her eponymous “Lunch with Jan Wong.” The column ran from 1996 to 2002, with a stated aim to [...]
An Interview with Bill Emmott
Posted in Interviews, tagged bill emmott, china, india, rivals, the economist on April 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Keeping Your Enemies Closer by Parul Sehgal — Publishers Weekly, 4/7/2008 In Rivals, the former editor-in-chief of the Economist takes on Asia’s giants and examines the historical roots and global implications of China, India and Japan competing for resources and influence. Given its slower growth, how seriously can Japan compete with India and China? I think Japan will [...]
