Legal and Political Reform in China: How to Read the Chinese Leaders’ Mixed Signals?
The progression of China’s “Open Government Information Regulation” from 2002 to 2014
Teaching Resources
From Moscow to Beijing: Chinese Students Respond to Crises in the Soviet Block, 1956-57
A secret Khrushchev speech in 1956 that exposured Stalin’s cult of personality caused Chinese students to start questioning their own political system and Mao’s reaction
How Information Moves in Chinese Cyberspace
The power of Chinese Social Web in molding public opinion and how the Chinese government manages China’s social media experience
The Rise of Civil society in China
Changes, regulations, and transformation of China’s civil society from subject to citizen.
May 4th to June 4th: Youth and Protest in Modern China
Cause and effect of China’s student protests
The Chinese Communist Party’s Quest for Harmony and Stability in the Midst of Rapid Change
How Chinese Communism has been radically transformed since 1979 under the leadership of Deng Xiaoping.
The Long History of America-China Relations
America’s pre-occupation with China in the last 350 years.
The Value of Vagueness as the Door to Social Change
Learn how vagueness in the Chinese Constitution allows the government to adjust without losing face or power.
Our Filtered View of China
The filtered views given by U.S. media vs. the true feelings of a person punished for some wrong doing in China
The Costs of Breakneck Growth and Development in China
History of discrimination against the Chinese and anti-China sentiments in the U.S.