Tag: Wukan

• 2013.03.31 China at the Crossroads of Renewal and Breakdown
• 2013.03.04 Shine Has Worn Off Wukan’s Early Triumphs
• 2013.03.04 Villagers Protest Land Grab, Demand Democracy
• 2013.02.19 Democracy Fails to Thrive in Wukan
• 2013.02.14 Wukan Democracy Leaves Village Divided
• 2013.01.14 Can Wukan Maintain Relevance?
• 2012.12.20 All Eyes on New Guangdong Party Chief, Hu Chunhua
• 2012.12.05 State Council May Clamp Down on Land Grabs
• 2012.11.02 How Far Can The CCP Push Reform?
• 2012.10.30 Grassroots Democracy Challenges New Leaders
• 2012.10.24 Wukan Official Resigns, Rips Village Leader
• 2012.10.18 “Honeymoon is Over” in Wukan
• 2012.09.25 One Year Later, Wukan Faces Same Challenges
• 2012.09.20 Wukan Villagers Protest Over Lack of Progress
• 2012.08.31 Cross-Talk Comics: Killing the Messenger
• 2012.06.28 Rebel Pepper: A New National Emblem
• 2012.06.27 Word of the Week: Chāi nǎ (Demolish It)
• 2012.06.19 Xiong Peiyun on Land and Revolt
• 2012.05.29 Chinese Democracy Has its Benefits
• 2012.04.25 China Punishes 20 Officials after Village Protests
• 2012.03.05 After Voting, Can Wukan Claim Victory?
• 2012.03.04 Photo: Counting the ballots in Wukan, by Jordan Pouille
• 2012.03.03 All Eyes on Wukan as Polls Open (Updated)
• 2012.03.02 Election Fever in Wukan as Vote Nears
• 2012.02.27 A Tale of Two Protests
• 2012.02.16 Foreign Journalists Jumped in Panhe
• 2012.02.08 Wukan 2.0? Zhejiang Villagers Protest Land Grabs
• 2012.02.05 Premier Calls for Better Land-Right Protections
• 2012.02.01 Wukan Tests Democracy With Historic Vote
• 2012.01.30 Wukan’s Sensitive Legacy
• 2012.01.26 South China Protests: Not So Subversive?
• 2012.01.19 Land Grabs: Why Take The Risk?
• 2012.01.16 Wukan Protest Leader Named Party Chief
• 2012.01.10 Wang Zhanyang on Wukan and Village Autonomy
• 2012.01.08 Wukan and the Rule of Law
• 2012.01.02 The Third Wheel: China’s Legal System
• 2012.01.01 The Year in Review 2011
• 2011.12.30 Wu Si on Wukan and Civil Rights
• 2011.12.28 Hu Deping on Wukan and Land Rights
• 2011.12.21 “Wukan” on Sina Weibo: Unblocked as Protest Postponed [Update]
• 2011.12.21 Government Backs Down To Wukan Villagers
• 2011.12.20 More Protests in Guangdong as Wukan Delays March (Updated)
• 2011.12.19 Organized Wukan Villagers Plan Next Steps
• 2011.12.16 With Roadblock Strengthening, Wukan Remains Defiant
• 2011.12.16 Netizens Show Support for Wukan Revolt
• 2011.12.16 Wukan Honors Martyr Amid Siege
• 2011.12.15 Wukan Rejects Ransom, Siege Continues (Updated)