Beijing's self-fulfilling terrorism prophecy: The vicious circle of the Chinese national security state

Michael Clarke

Beijing's self-fulfilling terrorism prophecy: The vicious circle of the Chinese national security state

Michael Clarke

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Abstract

Chinas hard-line approach to Uyghurs in the Xinjiang province has been counter-productive, with the recent passport revocations part of a broader pattern of repression, Michael Clarke writes.

Original language	English
Pages	-
Specialist publication	Policy Forum
Publication status	Published - 2016

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Beijing's self-fulfilling terrorism prophecy: The vicious circle of the Chinese national security state

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