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Fragile China (link to
Calgary Herald)
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Chinese ministry warns
against attending University
of Calgary (link to Calgary
Herald)
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Can We
Learn from China? -By John
FefferCo-director of Foreign
Policy In Focus (link to the
Huffington Post)
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China on the Edge - Ten Myths About
China for the New Decade -
By Derek Scissors (link to the Cutting
Edge News)
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Don't
Panic About China - By
Robert D Kaplan (link to the
Atlantic)
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What
to Do with China? By Doug
Bandow (link to Prison
Planet)
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Capitalism in China: The
spirit of enterprise
fades-The cradle of China’s
start-up firms is showing
its age (link to the
Economist)
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Google, Facebook, Privacy,
and China - By Robert X.
Cringely
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Will
China conquer the world?
(Link to Business Daily
Africa)
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The
21st century belongs to
China - It will be world's
largest economy if incomes
grow- By William Hanley
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Why
China matters - By MICHAEL
DICKSON (Jerusalem Post)
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Nationalism: China's new
orthodoxy - Those who rule
according to a shared belief
cannot afford to negotiate.
That would undermine the
belief itself By Ian Buruma
(The Globe and Mail)
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China's greatest adversary:
Mickey Mouse-The fact is
that Mickey Mouse, like the
Chinese wise men of old, is
a profoundly subversive
force - Neil Reynolds
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Fear
of the dragon - China’s
share of world markets
increased during the
recession. It will keep
rising (The Economist)
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China
wants it both ways - By
BRAHMA CHELLANEY
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China
has new responsibility to
conduct itself properly -
Posted By Phil Mcnichol
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In
China, Pride Is the Driver -
Today, pride in China's
history is the "driving
force" inspiring the Chinese
people to develop their
nation's industries and
economy - By Robert Lawrence
Kuhn
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Why
China and the U.S. Will Only
Get Closer - By Orville
Schell
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Climate change after
Copenhagen: China's thing
about numbers (The
Economist)
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Is
China's Economy Speeding Off
the Rails? - By MICHAEL
FORSYTHE
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China
emerges as the new world
superpower: Chinese premier
outmanoeuvred Obama at
CopenhagenBy L. IAN
MACDONALD
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Accept
China as true partner (the
Economic Times)
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China's Domain-Name Limits:
Web Censorship? - By Austin
Ramzy
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China
Imposes New Internet
Controls - By SHARON
LAFRANIERE
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China
is more than just an
economic superpower - The
People’s Republic has taken
over the headlines — as well
as our collective headspace
By By JOANNE LEE-YOUNG
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The
China Bubble - China's
economy is humming along in
high gear, thanks to a
fast-growing pile of dicey
debt. Such booms tend to end
badly. - By Gady Epstein
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Why
China Won't Rule the World -
By Xinxin Pei of Newsweek
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Double
Happiness and Chinese dreams
- By Martin Regg Cohn
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It’s
Official: China Is the
Biggest News Story in the
World - By Jason Dean
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China
reshapes the world - By
William Foreman
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CHINA:
One Green Leap Forward, Two
Steps Backward - By
Antoaneta Bezlova
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In
conversation with the Falun
Gong - By Peter Foster
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China
will take a generation to
catch up with the West
- BY George Magnus (TIMES
online)
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Why
the U.S., China are about to
get divorced (Jeff Rubin's
Smaller World)
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In
China, an easy route to
academic glory - By Stephen
Wong (Asia Times)
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Child's play in China - By
Peter Foster, Peter moved to
Beijing in March 2009. He
was formerly the Daily
Telegraph's South Asia
Correspondent based New
Delhi from 2004-2008. He is
married with three children.
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How
China and the US can boost
the global economy (The
Christian Science Monitor)
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When
The Wall Fell, Asia Rose -
By Brahma Chellaney
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China's lack of popularity
among its neighbors
- By Li Kaisheng
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Could
China's Economic Policies
Trigger Another Crisis?
(TIME)
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China's Three Gorges Dam
comes of age
- By Antoaneta Bezlova
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China roars back -
Stimulus spending is driving investment and
boosting domestic consumption, but fears of
overcapacity mount - Carolynne
Wheeler
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Why China Isn't
Ready to Lead - Property rights and
contracts are still subordinate to the
Party's interests. - By By VICTOR
SHIH
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An underground
challenge to China's status quo -
By Caylan Ford
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China's no
longer new to news - Frank Ching
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It's
China's world. (We just live
in it) - After a shopping
spree for natural resources,
the Chinese are shifting to
automakers, high-tech firms,
and real estate. Where will
they strike next?
- By Bill Powell
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'China's fully awake today,
should we tremble?'
- (Rediff News)
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China
Facts and Figures |
 Statistics:
China Internet Users
The pace of growth
of China's online gaming industry slowed
in 2009, growing 30.2 percent to 27.1
billion yuan ($3.97 billion) over the
previous year, according to data from
research firm iResearch.(Reuters)
China's 3G users hit 9.77 mln by October
2009
China has 63 million Internet businesspeople:
reports
China's Internet Users is 338 million (by end of June 2009)
China's urban population exceeds 600 million;
yawning gap with rural income - Xinhua
Nearly 89000 died in
2008 China disasters - UPI
China's cell phone users top 670 mln after 3G
services start
China has
184 mln auto drivers (2008)
China says
work-related deaths dropped below 100,000 in 2008.
China's population of Web users hits 298 million
by the end of 2008
China now has more
than 50 million bloggers as increasing numbers of people seek an outlet
for their views, state press reported.
China says 2008 traffic deaths down to 73,484
There were 2.1 million divorces in China in 2007, nearly seven times the
figure of 1980
China
said the number of Internet users in the country reached about 253
million last month, helping China overtake the United States as the
world's biggest Internet market.
Total online
advertising in China is expected to reach 12.2 billion yuan ($1.76
billion) in 2008, growing 58.5 percent from last year, according to the
Data Center of the China Internet.
By the end of 2007,
China had 370 million fixed-line subscribers and 530 million mobile
subscribers
Online shopping in
China topped 59.4 billion yuan (8.2 billion dollars) in 2007
Number of Internet users in China hits 210 million:
govt. AFP
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