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The city of Shenzen and efforts to establish a modified economic-political model for China.

10/18/2010

Compelling needs in China for getting the involvement and voices of Chinese society, even as the Chinese Communist party controls freedom of expression. This would help control corruption which is a threat to the party's influence and leadership. Efforts to setup democratic processes at an early stage.

Grouped Articles

China Tests New Political Model in Shenzhen

Wall Street Journal 10.18.2010

In China, Even the Premier Is Censored

Wall Street Journal 10.18.2010

Why We Honored Liu Xiaobo

New York Times 10.22.2010

David Ignatius - Will China keep rising or succumb to its paranoia?

Washington Post 10.25.2010

China's muffled media: Gagging to be free

Economist 10.23.2010

People’s Daily Article Appears to Rebuke Wen Jiabao

New York Times 10.27.2010

Villager’s Suspicious Death Ignites Fury in China

New York Times 12.28.2010

China: Apology for Farmer Locked in Mental Wards

New York Times 12.28.2010

The Ancient Roots of Chinese Liberalism

Wall Street Journal 07.06.2011

Rising power, anxious state

Economist 06.25.2011

China's new leaders: The princelings are coming

Economist 06.25.2011

China Jails Journalist Who Reported on Corruption

New York Times 07.29.2011

China's Lessons From Mexico and Japan

Wall Street Journal 09.13.2011

Unrest Grows as Economy Booms

Wall Street Journal 09.26.2011

Jiang Zemin Re-emerges in China

New York Times 10.09.2011

China In Ten Words - By Yu Hua.Translated by Allan H. Barr - Book Review

New York Times 11.10.2011

Who'€™s the Decider?

New York Times 11.15.2011

A Home Fit for a Princeling

Wall Street Journal 11.26.2011

Canny Wukan Villagers Grasp Keys to Loosen China’s Muzzle

New York Times 12.22.2011

New Leaders, Last Chance, for China

Wall Street Journal 12.28.2011

China's New Leaders Get in Line

Wall Street Journal 01.03.2012

Heartland Return for Chinese Leader

Wall Street Journal 01.31.2012

China's Wukan Experiment

Wall Street Journal 02.03.2012

In China, will transition bring real change? - The Washington Post

Washington Post 02.11.2012

Xi Jinping, China’s Presumptive Next Leader, to Visit U.S.

New York Times 02.11.2012

China Speeds Economic 'Transformation'

Wall Street Journal 03.06.2012

China Replaces Bo Xilai as Chongqing Party Chief

Wall Street Journal 03.15.2012

Chinese Lawyers Chafe at New Oath to Communist Party

New York Times 03.22.2012

Political Risk Casts New Shadow Over China

Wall Street Journal 03.25.2012

Don’t Believe China’s Promises

New York Times 05.04.2012

Li Keqiang, China’s next premier, carries reformers’ hopes - The Washington Post

Washington Post 11.10.2012

Xi Jinping Offers Few Hints of a Shift in Direction in China

New York Times 11.15.2012

Ex-Leader Wins in Beijing Power Play

Wall Street Journal 11.16.2012

Next Premier Came of Age in Era of Openness

Wall Street Journal 11.16.2012

China's Li Lays Out the Pledges

Wall Street Journal 03.17.2013


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