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TOM与三联书店成立合资公司
by tsalon
K.S. Li is set to control the cultural, intellectual and political discourse in China?
Asian Labour News: Liu Kaiming and the Institute of Contemporary Observation
by tsalon
The ICO's most ambitious project to date is the Migrant Workers Community College
30 July 2004
Collision Course? by Thomas A. Metzger
by tsalon
Unless elites in both societies discard the stereotypes they are comfortable with and start to think the unthinkable, the outlook for U.S.-Chinese relations will remain cloudy.
28 July 2004
Partner Point - Emerging Civil Society in China
by tsalon
This assessment, carried out September/October 2003, was initiated by the Swedish Embassy in Beijing in collaboration with Sidas NGODivision in order to extend understanding of civil society in China.
Yahoo!, Google accused of aiding censorship - Breaking - theage.com.au
by tsalon
Reporters Without Borders called on the United States to apply the principles of its Global Internet Freedom Act on its private sector's activities
23 July 2004
China's Current Electricity Consumption
by tsalon
currently using 6.562 billion kwh on Thursday, 156 million kwh more than the previous record high set on Wednesday, the State Grid Corporation of China (SG) announced Friday.
21 July 2004
Forbes.com: China Warns of More Power, Oil Shortages
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China will face growing demands for power, oil and coal in the next few months, said Ma Liqiang, director of the economic operation bureau of the National Development and Reform Commission.
Would China invade Taiwan? | csmonitor.com
by tsalon
Few analysts feel Beijing will attack the island of 23 million. However, dozens of arguments and schools of thought exist about why China might or might not take the fateful leap. After two weeks of discussions with academics and diplomats in Hong Kong, T
17 July 2004
CFR Publications: The River Runs Black: The Environmental Challenge to China's Future
by tsalon
Economy examines the growing role of nongovernmental actors in protecting the environment and expanding the boundaries of political action, and sketches out several possible futures for the country.
