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Kerry Brown

Kerry Brown is an associate fellow of Chatham House, and director of Strategic China Ltd. His most recent book is Struggling Giant: China in the 21st Century (Anthem Press, 2007)

Recent articles


China’s Olympics: after the storm

Beijing's tense months of crisis may in retrospect come to seem the product of a sophisticated image-management campaign, says Kerry Brown

Taiwan and China: an electoral prelude

Beijing's calmer attitude towards a Taiwanese election may herald a new opening in the tense cross-straits relationship, says Kerry Brown.

Beijing’s political tightrope-walk

China's leadership is forced to navigate a difficult domestic policy course in the path to the Olympics, says Kerry Brown.

Shanghai: Formula One’s last ride

The motor-sport extravaganza and China's dynamic second city seem to be a perfect fit. Shanghai has other ideas, finds Kerry Brown.

China’s party congress: getting serious

The Beijing gathering of China's ruling communist party is a global as well as a Chinese event, says Kerry Brown.