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Uncovering The Brick Kiln Case: How It Started – Xu Ying
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The Trouble With China’s New English-Language News Network
Fast Company reports on the new state broadcaster that aims to compete with CNN, BBC, and other global networks:The Chi
Give Government Transparency a Day in the Sun
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China Lets Transparency Genie Out of the Bottle
At China Real Time Report, Yiyi Lu describes moves toward greater transparency of government spending on “the three
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