e Times adds that "half a year later, Beijing's online outrage machine sprang into action," and "its wrath was unsparing." According to the Times, "The Communist Party's youth wing denounced H&M on social media and posted an archival photo of slaves on an American cotton plantation," and "within hours, a tsunami of

l institutions. Unlike the old Soviet Union, it has a stake in the liberal world economic order, and no interest in exporting a competing ideology. The Communist Party's legitimacy depends on being able to honour its promise of prosperity. A cold war with the West would undermine that. On the other hand, China enga