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Amid Poverty, Chinese Officials Splurge on Lavish Vanity Projects
At The Los Angeles Times, David Pierson and Jonathan Kaiman survey the mass of “face projects” built by China’s local governments in recent years.There are no highways running through this impoverished rural county. Children study in dilapidated schoolhouses. On many streets, you’re just as likely to run into a chicken as you are a pedestrian. Yet the Wangjiang local governmentOctober 1, 2011 12:05 AM
"Quality is Weightier than Mount Tai"; Reporters Allege Shady Building Practices
China Media Project translates a bold open letter from three journalists to the government and people of Mianyang, a city
Hutong Economics: This Old House
Evan Osnos’ latest Letter from China in The New Yorker explains the often short-term thinking behind much of China’s
September 16, 2011 2:20 PM
The Danger To China’s Economy
On the surface it might appear that China is faring these turbulent economic times well. But buried beneath empty high-rise
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