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.
Two More Tibetans Self-Immolate
Two more self-immolations occurred today in Aba county, a hotbed for Tibetan protests in northwestern Sichuan province. The two young Tibetans, both laity, are the latest in a long string of self-immolators in Aba over the past year, the largest counts of which total 25 in the locale alone (of 35 in greater ethnic Tibet
April 19, 2012 11:28 AM
The Not-So-Great Firewall of China
In an article for Foreign Policy, Global Voices co-founder, former bureau chief of CNN Beijing, and digital free speech advocate Rebecca MacKinnon explores the paradoxes of China’s domestic censorship regime in the age of the Internet. MacKinnon describes flaws in the “Great Firewall,” and explains tha
April 18, 2012 12:42 PM
Most Recent Entries
- 2012.04.18 Three Gorges Forces Further Displacement
- 2012.04.14 Bo Guagua: Son of a Fallen Princeling
- 2012.04.13 Hot Spots: Self-Immolation as Protest in Tibet
- 2012.04.12 Netizens Interview Ai Weiwei
- 2012.04.12 Award Ceremony Honors China’s Green Journalists
- 2012.04.11 Two Chinese Students Shot Dead in LA
- 2012.04.11 Shadow Banks on Trial With China’s “Rich Sister”
- 2012.04.09 Why Hu Won’t Talk With the Foreign Press
- 2012.04.06 “China’s Most Wanted Fugitive” Stands Trial
- 2012.04.06 China’s Hip-Hop Underground
- 2012.04.05 ‘Anonymous’ Hackers Take on the Great Firewall (Updated)
- 2012.04.04 Military Strength, Diplomacy and “Strategic Distrust”
- 2012.04.02 Eric X. Li on China’s Ideological Rift
- 2012.03.30 More Reflection on Tibetan Protests
- 2012.03.30 Beijing’s Taxicab Contention
- 2012.03.28 China’s Love Affair With U.S. Private Schools
- 2012.03.28 How Much Influence Does China Have on Iran?
- 2012.03.23 Beijing Announces an End to Prisoner Organ Harvesting
- 2012.03.23 Why China is Playing Nice in the South China Sea
- 2012.03.14 Pre-Execution Reality TV Show on Death Row?
- 2012.03.14 What Cui Yongyuan Didn’t Learn in School
- 2012.03.09 Woeser Calls for Self-Immolations to End
- 2012.03.09 Chinternet Meme: My Profession (Updated)
- 2012.03.07 Ending the One-Child Policy
- 2012.03.02 “Occupy” the Men’s Room: The Fight for “Potty Parity”
- 2012.03.02 Tibetans Debate Self-Immolation
- 2012.02.29 Chinese Political Legitimacy in Transition
- 2012.02.29 China’s Misguided Religious Battle
- 2012.02.24 Paul Mason’s Top 10 Books About China
- 2012.02.24 Mysterious Document Gives Rights to Migrant Workers
- 2012.02.22 Lessons of the 40 Years Since Nixon Went to China
- 2012.02.22 Plan B for China’s Wealthy
- 2012.02.17 An Upside to China’s Air Pollution
- 2012.02.17 How Will Romney Respond to a Rising China?
- 2012.02.16 The Great China Debate
- 2012.02.15 Beyond Censorship in China’s Media and Cyberspace
- 2012.02.10 How to Control the Culture of 1.4 Billion People
- 2012.02.10 Zhu Yufu Sentenced to Seven Years
- 2012.02.08 The Awkward Politics of Presidential China-Bashing
- 2012.02.08 What You Might Not Know About the Three Gorges Project
- 2012.02.03 China and Merkel do Diplomatic Euro Debt Dance
- 2012.02.03 Running Dogs and Locusts
- 2012.02.02 Beijing Says ‘No Need to Sweat’ Tibet
- 2012.02.01 Can Transparency Clean Up China’s Hazy Environment?
- 2012.01.27 Fu Baoshi: Chinese Art in an Age of Revolution
- 2012.01.27 Tibetan Leader-In-Exile Speaks Out
- 2012.01.20 US in the South China Sea
- 2012.01.20 Obama Ushers in the Dragon
- 2012.01.18 SOPA/PIPA: The Great Firewall of The West? (Updated)
- 2012.01.18 U.S. Ambassador Locke on Human Rights in China
- 2012.01.13 Interview With a Tibetan Protestor
- 2012.01.13 A “Glorious Mission” in “Cultural War”
- 2012.01.11 Ganbei: A Toast to Anti-Corruption
- 2012.01.11 On the Rooftops of Foxconn (Updated)
- 2012.01.07 How to Balance the Gender Scale
- 2012.01.06 China in Africa: King Cobra and the Dragon
- 2012.01.04 Confucius Institute: Getting the Grant or Dancing With the Devil?
- 2011.12.14 Beijing Air Quality at ‘Crisis’ Level



