Again, that's another excellent question. I think that the Confucius Institutes play a role that the Goethe-Institut or the Alliance française do not. I think they are serving as a tool on campuses, both to control the Chinese students who are there and to spread the Chinese world view. I guess maybe some of it is that I'm just also concerned that I don't agree with the ideology of what the Chinese are doing. They also serve as platforms for espionage. Confucius Institutes are just being used for all things.
I want to mention one thing that hasn't come up: the education programs, which are starting even as young as grammar school and are being funded by Chinese entities. Children who are learning Chinese, which I think is a really important thing for them to be learning, are also learning the Chinese ideology that goes right along with it. It's not just the Confucius Institutes; it goes further down and it requires a government response in terms of funding to make sure that kids are getting what they need. To me, the Confucius Institutes are just fundamentally different from what western democracies are doing with their centres.