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context of world politics, today we’ll talk with my einstein from the school of economics and georgy povsutovudy of china and modern asia hello, in the second year, a very interesting thing happened. that's for us internationals, which is like a purely cultural phenomenon. this is the so -called cancellation culture, which in recent years has been quite widely practiced in the field, where cinema, show business, and so on have been transferred. on international relations, that is, a whole big country. e, in general, became the object of this cancellation attempt, in the first place. uh, is it really the same, or maybe we embellish somehow by correlating, and secondly, as far as it is possible at all, the culture of cancellation began, but rather as an attempt to build feedback, but in that where this connection was not present. yes, that is, when the lower classes cannot reach out to the top, and the issue of organizing communities is transformed into an ideology, and here a very interesting trap lies in wait for us. well, something that seems to be similar to it. and many of us now will not

context of world politics, today we’ll talk with my einstein from the school of economics and georgy povsutovy of china and modern asia hello colleagues. hello, the second year something very interesting happened. for us , international affairs experts seem to be a purely cultural phenomenon. this is the so -called cancellation culture, which the last been widely practiced for years. in the realm, there cinema show business and so on has been carried over. on international relations, that is, a whole big country. e, in general, became the object of this cancellation attempt, in the first place. uh, is it really the same, or maybe we embellish somehow by correlating, and secondly, as far as it is at all, perhaps, consal colcha. the culture of cancellation began, a rather, as an attempt to build feedback, and in the case when this connection was absent. yes, that is, when the bottom ca n't reach the top and the question the organization of communities is transformed into an ideology, and here a very interesting trap lies in wait for us. well, something that seems to be similar to it. and many o