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    IN BRIEF Ep1 : The Social Credit System

    April 5, 2021

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    Maxime Harfouche

    In this episode of IN BRIEF, author Robin Vochelet and editor Nicole Basran sit down to talk about Robin’s article titled, “The Social Credit System: A Tool for Authoritarian Resilience in Mainland China?”

    Directed by Ilona Métais and Produced by Mathieu Lavault

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