Josh Rudolph finished an MA in Asia Pacific Policy Studies at UBC's Institute of Asian Research in 2013. He currently lives in British Columbia.
Losar, the 15-day traditional Tibetan New Year holiday, is being observed in a solemn fashion this year, as per Tibetan Prime Minister in exile Lobsang Sangay’s request that Tibetans use the time to reflect on the recent...
Read MoreIn a short article posted on the East Asia Forum’s website, professor of political science Baogang Guo discusses China’s continually changing policy trends. As China prepares for an impending leadership transition,...
Read MoreIn his monthly column for The Diplomat, Frank Ching examines the CCP’s relationship with religion. Looking at Tibet, a place that has lately seen a series of protests met with violent government response, the article...
Read MoreBBC correspondent Paul Mason’s first novel, Rare Earth was released this year. Counterfire provides a summary and review: The story starts with a group of British journalists trying to film a report on the Chinese...
Read MoreChina’s household registration, or hukou (户口) system, has long been a subject of contention, limiting China’s many migrant workers access to public services in the cities where they work. While reform has been...
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