Author profile: Klaus Heinrich Raditio

Klaus Heinrich Raditio obtained his Master and PhD in International Relations from Tsinghua University, Beijing and The University of Sydney respectively. He is the author of Understanding China’s Behaviour in the South China Sea: A Defensive Perspective (Palgrave-Macmillan 2019). His writings were published in E-International RelationsISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute, and IDSS paper. Currently, he is teaching Contemporary Chinese Political Thought at Driyarkara School of Philosophy’s Graduate School, Jakarta.

Deciphering Xi Jinping’s Community of Shared Future for Mankind

Klaus Heinrich Raditio • Sep 9 2024 • Articles

Whether the Community of Shared Future of Mankind will materialize as the vision of world order depends on Beijing’s consistency with its rhetoric.

China’s Silence on the Centennial of Lenin’s Death

Klaus Heinrich Raditio • Jan 29 2024 • Articles

In China, Lenin – the political figure who created the ill-fated Soviet Union – will not enjoy the same approval as Marx, Mao or even Xi.

Opinion – China’s Global Security Initiative’s Revisionism

Klaus Heinrich Raditio • Apr 28 2023 • Articles

China’s idea of a regional and global architecture is emerging as an effort to shape a new world order with Chinese characteristics.

Opinion – Factors Giving Rise to Xi Coup Rumours in China

Klaus Heinrich Raditio • Oct 11 2022 • Articles

The swirl of rumours indicates that by making his leadership excessively opaque, Xi only helps fuel speculation.

Opinion – Former China-Premier Wen Jiabao’s Censored Essay

Klaus Heinrich Raditio • May 20 2021 • Articles

An alternative reading suggests that Wen believes that liberal universal values are worth fighting for – even in the context of China’s current repressive system.

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