A comprehensive new report from Scholars at Risk looks at various facets of academic censorship and control in China, and around the world at the Chinese government’s behest. The report examines threats to scholars and...
With Sino-U.S. relations strained amid a rapidly escalating trade war, and months after the U.S....
The Sydney Morning Herald’s Fergus Hunter reports that four Australian universities hosting...
A 200-page report published by the Hoover Institute at Stanford University, titled, “Chinese...
At The New York Times, Wang Dan, a former leader of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, looks at...
Since coming to power, the Xi Jinping administration has focused on strengthening Party ideology...
For Ethics and International Affairs, Yale’s Jim Sleeper writes about the sacrifices and...
In 2012, China became the world’s largest source of overseas students, and the number of...
The University of Chicago in Illinois said in a statement that it had terminated its contract to...
Andrea Chen at the South China Morning Post reports on a campaign by 108 professors at the...
Former Peking University Economics professor Xia Yeliang, who was fired under a cloud of...
At Tea Leaf Nation, Rachel Lu looks at the factors that play into the difficult decisions that...
In The Nation, University of Chicago anthropologist Marshall Sahlins takes an in-depth look at the...
After Peking University expelled its politically outspoken liberal Economics professor, Xia...
A report in the Chronicle of Higher Education looks at the growth of Chinese philosophy as a...
The New York Times reports that more than 100,000 Chinese students seeking an academic edge spent...
Economist Xia Yeliang (夏业良) will find out next month if his colleagues decide to vote him out of...
Amid bleak job prospects for many of China’s fresh college graduates, The Economist reports that even an education abroad is no longer the golden ticket it once was: […] Several studies show that sea turtles on average...
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