Author: josh rudolph

Josh Rudolph currently lives in Vancouver, where he is working on a MA at the Institute of Asian Research at UBC. His thematic focus is on Asia Pacific Policy and media representations of Asian culture, society and religion, while his main geopolitical interest lies in China.
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“You Should Be Rooting for China”

While reports suggest China’s housing bubble may soon burst and some express the zero-sum sentiment that China’s continued rise means America’s decline, economist Zachary Karabell argues that a thriving China is actually in the best interest of the United States. From The Atlantic: The need to see Chin

March 8, 2013 11:44 PM

Li Chengpeng on the Murder of Baby Haobo

On her A Big Enough Forest blog, Liz Carter has translated an essay by social critic Li Chengpeng on the recent kidnapping-turned-murder of baby Xu Haobo. In the essay, Li also refers to the toddler who suffered multiple hit-and-runs in Guangdong province in 2011, and the lack of help she received from passersby. Both c

March 7, 2013 6:41 PM

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