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Erik Izraelewicz, editor-in-chief of 'La Tribune'

Demonstrations in support of Tibet have triggered angry reactions among the Chinese population. Erik Izraelewicz, author of 'When China changes the world,' discusses fears that a nationalistic backlash may harm the global economy.

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