Is China's economy shrinking?
Welcome to our first What China Wants podcast. Sam Olsen and Stewart Paterson discuss whether, after decades of breakneck growth, China’s economy is now shrinking - and if so, what this means for the West.
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States of Play podcast Episode 7: How does China’s economic success translate to global power?
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In this conversation, Sam Olsen and Chinese economy expert Stewart Paterson delve into the complexities of China's economy, its global reach, and the implications for Western nations.
They discuss the scale of China's economy, its manufacturing dominance, and how the Belt and Road Init…
States of Play podcast (repeat) - Why Invisible China Matters
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In this episode of States of Play (originally recorded for What China Wants), Sam Olsen and Stewart Paterson speak with Stanford economist Scott Rozelle about the stark divide between urban and rural China. Rozelle, author of Invisible China, explains how most working-age adults in rur…
States of Play podcast Episode 17: The New Economic Iron Curtain
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In this episode of the States of Play podcast, Sam Olsen talks to the economist Stewart Paterson to unpack The Great Split—the accelerating bifurcation of the global economy into competing US-led and China-led spher…
Special Ep. - Beyond rare earths: Why the West’s supply chain problem is bigger than China
In this special edition of the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with Stewart Paterson, Senior Research Fellow at the Hinrich Foundation, to unpack China’s rare earth monopoly and strategies taken by the West to break its dom…
Beyond Rare Earths: Why the West’s Supply Chain Problem Is Bigger Than China
Western governments are racing to loosen China’s grip on rare earth minerals — but is that strategy too narrow to work? In this episode, Hinrich Foundation Senior Research Fellow Stewart Paterson explains based on his research why special interventions and short-term fixes won’t solve deeper supply…
Ep. 31 RMB, Trade, and Power: Stewart Paterson on How China's Currency Fueled Its Economic and Manufacturing Power
Host Wenchi Yu speaks with UK-based economist and author Stewart Paterson about how Beijing has used the renminbi (RMB), trade surpluses, and industrial policy to fuel its rise—and why he believes Western engagement with China was flawed from the start. Drawing on decades of experience analyzing Ch…
Special Ep. - Trump 2.0 and the future of dollar dominance
In this special edition of the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with Stewart Paterson, Senior Research Fellow at the Hinrich Foundation, to examine whether the world is moving toward a more fragmented, multi-currency system …
Trump 2.0 and the Future of Dollar Dominance
Is the U.S. dollar's reign as the world's dominant reserve currency coming to an end?
In this episode of the Foreign Press Podcast, Stewart Paterson, economist and author of Hinrich Foundation research that examines the growing pressures reshaping the global financial system.
Speaking with veteran…
The Global Chokepoint Challenge
What did the Strait of Hormuz crisis reveal about the future of global security? More than many realise.
In this special episode of What Just Happened?, Marco Giannangeli is joined by Professor Alessio Patalano of King's College London, former Royal Navy Commander Tom Sharpe OBE and Sibylline Geoe…
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