IMF: China One of the World’s Most Unequal Countries

by Josh Rudolph | Mar 27, 2015

An International Monetary Fund (IMF) working paper on fiscal policy and income inequality in China...

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Feng Zhenghu’s Airport Diary: Your Twitter Fans Await

by Anne Henochowicz | Mar 27, 2015

After he was denied re-entry to China eight times, Feng Zhenghu lived in Tokyo’s Narita Airport...

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Minitrue: Man-in-the-middle Attacks Enabled by CNNIC

by Anne Henochowicz | Mar 26, 2015

A Shenzhen blogger tweeted that provincial authorities ordered him to delete a post about...

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Photo: Public Ballroom, by Brian Fitzharris

by SW | Mar 26, 2015

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Phrase of the Week: Use the Internet Scientifically

by Josh Rudolph | Mar 26, 2015

The Word of the Week comes from the Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a glossary of terms created by...

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Feng Zhenghu’s Airport Diary: A Generation With Ideals

by Josh Rudolph | Mar 26, 2015

After he was denied re-entry to China eight times, Feng Zhenghu lived in Tokyo’s Narita Airport...

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Supporters of Feminist Activists Under Pressure

by Sophie Beach | Mar 26, 2015

On Thursday, the Beijing offices of Yirenping, a public health and social justice NGO, were raided...

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China: No Need for Open Internet?

by SW | Mar 25, 2015

While state media has cited the “near flawless organization” of the Beijing Olympics...

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Photo: Public Dancing, Shenzhen, by Chris

by SW | Mar 25, 2015

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China’s Golden Shield: Is Cisco Systems Complicit?

by SW | Mar 25, 2015

In a pair of posts at Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society, Beth Van...

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“Intermarriage Campaigns a Continuation of Colonialism”

by Josh Rudolph | Mar 25, 2015

Last year it was reported that officials were encouraging interethnic marriage in the ethnically...

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ThePaper: “Who Are the Sly Chaoyang Masses?”

by Josh Rudolph | Mar 25, 2015

Last year, China launched a nationwide anti-drug campaign. One very successful means for nabbing...

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Pastor Gets One-Year Prison Term in Battle Over Crosses

by Sophie Beach | Mar 25, 2015

A Christian pastor who defended churches in Zhejiang against demolition of their crosses in a...

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Will Detentions Spark a “Feminist Awakening”?

by Sophie Beach | Mar 24, 2015

Two of the five feminist activists who have been detained in Beijing on suspicion of...

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Forced Reincarnation and China’s Tibet Policy

by Josh Rudolph | Mar 24, 2015

After the 14th Dalai Lama’s repeated suggestions that he could be the last incarnation of...

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