Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS)

How immigration is shaping Chinese society

How immigration is shaping Chinese society

Hong Kong: What’s next?

Blogpost by Frank N. Pieke

MERICS Blog

Evolving Made in China 2025

MERICS Papers on China

China‘s industrial policy in the quest for global tech leadership

Rui Ma on China’s fast-changing internet industry

Rui Ma on China’s fast-changing internet industry

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Belt and Road Tracker

Mapping the Belt and Road initiative

The MERICS Belt and Road Tracker

MERICS Lunch Talk: China as a major actor in climate policy

MERICS Lunch Talk: China as a major actor in climate policy

December 11, 2019

Opportunities and Fellowships

Opportunities and Fellowships

Negative effects of trade conflict are increasingly measurable

MERICS Economic Indicators Q3/2019

Negative effects of trade conflict are increasingly measurable

News

China as a major actor in climate policy – Preview

China launches media offensive on its human rights record

Protests along the BRI: China’s prestige project meets growing resistance

Hong Kong: What’s next?

Publications

Propaganda beyond the Great Firewall

How immigration is shaping Chinese society

The CCP’s nerve center: Xi and his aides hold sway over powerful core institutions

China's Economy in Q3: Negative effects of trade conflict are increasingly measurable

MERICS Economic Indicators