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Abstract This paper uses a case study of China’s Jinyun County in Zhejiang Province to analyse how the country’s local governments translate and legitimize the nation’s ecological civilization discourse. Rather than focusing solely on top-down accounts that emphasize national policy narratives and institutional design, this paper explored how ecological transition was discursively constructed, adapted, and made meaningful within specific local contexts.
More than halfway through the year, 2021 has truly provoked me to think about history and what it means to be a Chinese Canadian, especially the settler-colonial nature of the Canadian state and the moral high ground that Canadian politicians have assumed in critiquing the Chinese state. It is said that history is the best schoolbook.
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