Pekingology
Mobilizing Patriotic Consumers
May 2, 2024
Audrey Wong, a political science professor, discusses China's economic coercion tactics and patriotic consumer mobilization. They explore the complexities of China's statecraft, the challenges faced in navigating between coercion and persuasion, and the impact on companies like Lotte and H&M. The podcast delves into China's strategic narrative shaping, the interplay between nationalist sentiments and state propaganda, and the potential shift towards using inducements in economic statecraft.
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- China's economic coercion strategy targets global entities using patriotic consumer mobilization.
- China's economic power also relies on inducements, showcasing a nuanced approach to influencing foreign entities.
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Understanding Chinese Economic Coercion Through Consumer Behavior
China's evolving political system and economic statecraft are deeply intertwined, shaping global perceptions of the nation. The podcast delves into China's new strategy of economic coercion through patriotic consumer mobilization. By manipulating consumer behavior, China seeks to influence companies and governments, showcasing the country's soft power strategies.
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