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Despite its clandestine interventions in China and elsewhere, America remains convinced of its exceptionalism and blind to how others perceive it, LMU Professor Tom Plate writes in the South China Morning Post. Source: South…
“The West has effectively been challenging Russia’s right to be a hegemonic power,” writes Asian and Asian American Studies Professor Tom Plate in the South China Morning Post. “What if the proxy U.S. campaign…
“Celebrated in the West for bringing an end to both the Soviet system and the Cold War, Gorbachev was unpopular at home and is seen as a cautionary tale in China,” LMU Professor of…
Tom Plate, LMU professor of Asian and Asian American Studies, writes in the South China Morning Post that next week will see the start of his semester-long “Introduction to the Media and Politics of…
In this guest column, LMU Professor Tom Plate asks: “Can our world develop a collective mindset that allows it to stay calm even under extreme pressure? Anyone who tracked with growing alarm U.S. House…
“The sole figure from Asia to rate high leadership status in Kissinger’s book is the late Lee Kuan Yew,” writes Tom Plate, LMU Professor of Asian and Asian American Studies. “This is striking when…
In this newspaper column, Loyola Marymount University Professor Tom Plate sees a potential warming of cold relations between the two nations.
