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Wei Hongxia
标题图片 Wei Hongxia is an associate professor of Institute of American Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and an assistant editor of American Studies Quartlerly. Her current research fields cover Foreign Policy of the United States, US policy to Latin America, Multilateral cooperation and China-US relations.
2012 November 1
Storm gives rise to challenges and opportunities
Just one week away from the presidential election's grand finale, Armageddon seemed to befall on America, posing new challenges to both candidates.
2012 September 29
Young voters will determine U.S. election
Considering changes to the U.S. economic and social landscape, will young voters who supported Barack Obama in 2008 turn out for him again?
2012 September 23
Romney - consistently making mistakes
Romney's constant gaffes on the campaign trail have put him in an awkward position as November approaches.
2012 September 22
Obama, Romney talk tough on China to lure voters
US President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney take turns bashing China to drum up votes in the final push of the 2012 campaign.
2012 September 21
A bad week
After correctly judging the irony of the Chicago teachers' strike, Mitt Romney looked decidedly unpresidential in his response to the Libyan consulate attack.
2012 September 20
The problem of Obama's skin color
Although many Americans believe race has disappeared from presidential politics, it hasn't.
2012 September 18
Romney's popularity within his party
As the Republican presidential candidate, Romney should naturally get much support from the Republican-dominated Congress. But how popular is he among his Party peers?
2012 September 15
Determining factors in a presidential race
With 50-odd days to go, who will stand out as the right candidate for the US President, Barack Obama or Mitt Romney? Three factors need to be considered in order to gain some in-depth perspective on this.
2012 September 14
Presidential election and the inheritance of values
Amidst all the changes that the US presidential candidates are promising to bring the American people, where have traditional American values gone?
2012 September 13
A political game
Although the US presidential election is a very serious matter, in truth it is more like a complex political game.
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