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NotesIntroduction1. F. Wang 2017; Wang Fei-Ling 2018. 2. Carbis Bay G7 Summit Communiqué, Cornwell, UK, June 13, 2021. Brussels Summit Communiqué, Issued by the Heads of State and Government par-ticipating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council, Brussels, Belgium, June 14, 2021. G7 emphasized this more in G7 Leaders’ Communiqué, Elmau, Germany, June 28, 2022. NATO for the first time targeted “the systemic challenges posed by the PRC to Euro-Atlantic security [... and to] our interests, security and values.” NATO 2022 Strategic Concept, Madrid, Spain, June 29, 2022: 10 & 5.3. For two recent sketches of the history of the CCP, see Editors 1991–2021 and Saich 2021. 4. Of course, even during the Mao era, the PRC governance was clearly not without some noteworthy achievements, which include enhanced national unity, development of infrastructure, and advances in literacy and life expectancy. These, however, should be contextualized akin to Mussolini “making” the trains in Italy run on time, Nazi Germany inventing missiles and jet planes, and the Soviet Union launching Sputnik and being the country of Dmitri Shostakovich. More on the PRC’s accomplishments and costs later in this book.5. For rich examples of the outrageous and catastrophic national forgery of statistics under Mao, see Li Rui 1999-II: 46–75. For vivid illustrations of “real” but misleading statistics in the PRC, see Qin Hui 2020. For manipulation of statistics in the Mao era, see Ghosh 2020. For a caution about PRC statistics today, see Crabbe 2014.6. F. Wang 2017: 21–29; Ou 2021; PRC Data Security Law (数据安全法), Beijing, Sept. 1, 2021.7. Psaki 2022.8. Wang Hongru 2016; Ministry HRSS 2016–2022.231

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NotesIntroduction1. F. Wang 2017; Wang Fei-Ling 2018. 2. Carbis Bay G7 Summit Communiqué, Cornwell, UK, June 13, 2021. Brussels Summit Communiqué, Issued by the Heads of State and Government par-ticipating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council, Brussels, Belgium, June 14, 2021. G7 emphasized this more in G7 Leaders’ Communiqué, Elmau, Germany, June 28, 2022. NATO for the first time targeted “the systemic challenges posed by the PRC to Euro-Atlantic security [... and to] our interests, security and values.” NATO 2022 Strategic Concept, Madrid, Spain, June 29, 2022: 10 & 5.3. For two recent sketches of the history of the CCP, see Editors 1991–2021 and Saich 2021. 4. Of course, even during the Mao era, the PRC governance was clearly not without some noteworthy achievements, which include enhanced national unity, development of infrastructure, and advances in literacy and life expectancy. These, however, should be contextualized akin to Mussolini “making” the trains in Italy run on time, Nazi Germany inventing missiles and jet planes, and the Soviet Union launching Sputnik and being the country of Dmitri Shostakovich. More on the PRC’s accomplishments and costs later in this book.5. For rich examples of the outrageous and catastrophic national forgery of statistics under Mao, see Li Rui 1999-II: 46–75. For vivid illustrations of “real” but misleading statistics in the PRC, see Qin Hui 2020. For manipulation of statistics in the Mao era, see Ghosh 2020. For a caution about PRC statistics today, see Crabbe 2014.6. F. Wang 2017: 21–29; Ou 2021; PRC Data Security Law (数据安全法), Beijing, Sept. 1, 2021.7. Psaki 2022.8. Wang Hongru 2016; Ministry HRSS 2016–2022.231

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