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China’s rapidly growing economy, which has weathered the global recession better than that of any large country, tends to garner big headlines. Full Article at International Herald Tribune
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By Gordon G. Chang Last month, Beijing began blocking access in China to a German government-funded Web site devoted to the Berlin Wall. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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BEIJING - SEPTEMBER 23: Portraits of former Chinese leaders (L-R) Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping, Jiang Zemin, and current President Hu Jintao are seen in the People's Republic Of China 60th Anniversary Exhibition at the Beijing Exhibition Center on Septemb... View Photo »
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Potential laureates included Hu Jia, locked up since December 2007 after exposing government abuses and the plight of China’s AIDS sufferers, and Wei Jingsheng, a onetime electrician who spent 18 years in prison after brazenly challenging former leader Deng Xiaoping to bring democracy…
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When last we saw the University of Chicago's Eugene Fama, he was mistakenly claiming that the NIPA savings-investment identity had as its consequence that increases in government spending necessarily could not boost employment and production. Full Article at Brad DeLong's Semi-Daily Journal
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There’s a lot of imprecision and suggestion in that quote, no coat can be hung on that. “The way they did”? Who’s to say it wouldn’t have been greater had a smarter method been employed? Full Article at Matthew Yglesias
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This year’s Frankfurt Book Fair became notorious for how the Chinese state, as guest of honor, tried to use its influence to silence Chinese dissidents invited to speak at the Fair. Full Article at The Epoch Times
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An assortment of magnets, including some with the 'Oba Mao' design by entrepreneur Liu Mingjie, in which he superimposed the face of US President Barack Obama over that of China's late revolutionary leader Mao Zedong for sale at his shop in the tourist... View Photo »
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You can imagine, the first time I came was 1978, and then Deng Xiaoping was in power and then China was much more open, even early 80s, I was quite sure when the pace takes up
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It should be no surprise that the Chinese government is sensitive about certain forms of speech. We in the West may not like it, but that's the reality today. Full Article at ComputerWorld
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BEIJING: Sisi Chen never considered working for the government. A civil service job, she thought, was for people who wanted to “chat all day and read newspapers”, an easy assignment for those on the road to retirement. Full Article at The Hindu
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