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A process where China tries to absorb influential overseas voices into government-friendly messaging by compromise, access, or pressure.
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soft-power co-optation
A process where China tries to absorb influential overseas voices into government-friendly messaging by compromise, access, or pressure.
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"Well, a team of professors, professors at the very elite universities in China, Tsinghua University. And I don't want to talk to these people..."
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"Yeah, that's interesting. So have they ever knocked on your door and said, hey, you cross on a lysing, pump the brakes. That's too..."
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"I work at a school. I'm I'm employed by the school. They have legal responsibility for me. And there was one time when I..."
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"I can I can only imagine that. I can only imagine that. Do you feel safe for yourself in China long term? I do..."
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"OK, I think because I'll tell you what, because right now China is very interested in soft power. And right now I have a..."
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