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Palladium Podcast 74: Dylan Levi King on China’s Western Technocracy

Apr 7, 2022

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China Is a Depoliticized Place

04:32

The Political Advantages of Liberalism, You Know?

03:35

The Great Fear of Instability

03:55

Introduction

3min

What Was China in the Two Thousand When You First Arrived There?

3min

The Second Death of Joulo

3min

The Myth of Land Reform Projects

2min

Dongapings - A Model Quadre in the Early 19 Sixties

5min

The Only Solution Was Decentralization

3min

What's the Level of Modernization in China?

3min

The Mas Ideology, the Idiology of the Codres

2min

I Think There Was a Lot of Loyalty in The, in What They Were Doing, Right?

2min

10.

What's the Model of a Liberal World Order?

3min

11.

The Reform of the Party of Dang, Right?

3min

12.

What Do You Think of Donaping's Decentralization?

5min

13.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution Is Coming, Right?

4min

14.

China Is a Depoliticized Place

5min

15.

The Pandemic Response in China

5min

16.

The Discipline of Public Opinion in China

3min

17.

Is China a Radical Experiment in Democracy?

3min

18.

The Great Fear of Instability

4min

19.

China and the West Are Part of the Same Civilization, Right?

3min

20.

Is China Going to Be More Powerful Than Us?

3min

21.

The Obsession With Stability Is an Obsession of the Current Leadership

3min

22.

The Chinese Communist Party Is Keeping in Check Right Now

2min

23.

What Is the Real Thing of the French Revolution?

3min

24.

The Political Advantages of Liberalism, You Know?

4min

25.

Is It Possible to Have a Modern Industrial Society Without That Mobilization Elements?

4min

26.

Xiaoping: Is China a Culturally Homogenous Society?

2min

27.

Culture Wars Are a Good Place to Fight, Right?

2min

28.

Is Shesin Peking Trying to Get Off the Track That the West Goes Down?

4min

29.

The Frontiers for China Are Important

2min

30.

Is the Chinese Empire a Part of a Technocratic Administration?

2min

31.

The Second Death of Jaulu

3min

Dylan Levi King joins Ash Milton to discuss his PALLADIUM 05 article on the cult of Jiao Yulu and China's convergence with Western technocracy. Local Communist Party cadres of the 60s and 70s experimented with economic reforms that seeded China’s economic success. Jiao Yulu was their model.

Since then things have changed. China has become no less susceptible to demographic change, financialization, and reliance on opinion polling than its Western counterparts. But there will always be potential for experimentation on China’s frontiers—something that Dylan will go on to capture in his latest article, Empire of The Golden Triangle.

Dylan Levi King is a writer living in Tokyo. His Twitter handle is @dylanleviking.

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