Elizabeth O’Brien Ingleson
@lizingleson.bsky.social
Assistant Professor of International History at London School of Economics
Author of MADE IN CHINA (Harvard University Press, 2024)
Author of MADE IN CHINA (Harvard University Press, 2024)
That’s really nice to hear, thank you. Yes it feels like such a different period now. When I first started, in 2012, it didn’t feel quite as stark a difference. A good reminder of how much can change in a decade!
December 1, 2024 at 11:03 AM
That’s really nice to hear, thank you. Yes it feels like such a different period now. When I first started, in 2012, it didn’t feel quite as stark a difference. A good reminder of how much can change in a decade!
Thank you for reading! Westad and Chen were important intellectual influences even before I knew they were writing their new book!
November 30, 2024 at 8:41 PM
Thank you for reading! Westad and Chen were important intellectual influences even before I knew they were writing their new book!
Reposted by Elizabeth O’Brien Ingleson
I’m now starting ‘Made in China’ by @lizingleson.bsky.social, which traces the origins of US-China economic entanglement since the early 1970s, ie since Mao’s late reign. Perfect read alongside Westad/Chen, as it brings in the external dimension of China’s reform and opening up. Highly recommended.
November 30, 2024 at 2:55 PM
I’m now starting ‘Made in China’ by @lizingleson.bsky.social, which traces the origins of US-China economic entanglement since the early 1970s, ie since Mao’s late reign. Perfect read alongside Westad/Chen, as it brings in the external dimension of China’s reform and opening up. Highly recommended.