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China Institute Occasional Papers (China Institute)
The China Institute Occasional Paper Series is a quarterly publication focused on contemporary China studies. Each issue features a scholarly essay on topical issues related to China.
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China in Canadian Newspapers - January 2015 to May 2018: A Mass Data Analysis - The Calm Before the Storm
Download2019-01-01
China’s extraordinary transformation has captured Canadians’ attention and elicited questions about the global future. In the 1980s, China accounted for a minor fraction of the global economy and had little influence outside its borders, save for some neighbouring countries. In the 1990s, China...
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2020-01-01
Evan Oddleifson,, Tom Alton, Sarah, Clifford
As China’s global economic and political stature has grown, so too has its relationship with Canada. The year 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of formal Canada-China diplomatic relations, which comes at a time of heightened tension in global politics and, in particular, Canada’s relationship with...
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2019-01-01
Since its launch in 2006, Google Trends has provided valuable data on the search patterns of internet users. This data has important applications for content and sentiment analysis, measuring public attitudes, public interest, unemployment, issue salience as well as surveilling, describing, and...