Xiao Gongqin, Professor, Shanghai Normal University
Oct 17, 2011
Neoconservatism: Will It Be a Third Option After Leftism and Rightism? After more than 30 years of reform and opening-up, China has come to the deep end of soci
Shen Bin, Commentator, Oriental Morning Post
Sep 18, 2011
The NPC Standing Committee has recently examined the “Revision to Criminal Procedural Law (Draft)”. This has started the third amendment (second rev
Daniel Miller, Republican Politician, State of Florida
Sep 04, 2011
I recently traveled to China with a group of Former Members of Congress to learn more about China’s political, economic and social development, to find areas o
Aug 29, 2011
China has expanded the coverage of its social insurance system to include foreigners working in the country in a move that could have significant consequences f
Tong Kim, Visiting Research Professor, Korea University
Aug 24, 2011
American Vice President Joe Biden’s visit to China last week provided a glimpse of a critical juncture in Sino-American relations, which, if not properly handl
Aug 23, 2011
While the media focuses on the ‘Chinese miracle’, some scholars have used terms such as the ‘Beijing consensus’ and ‘China model’ to describe China’s ove
Kam Wing Chan, Professor, University of Washington
Aug 01, 2011
(This commentary first appeared on March 28, 2011.) This year China endured its grueling 40-day annual chunyun — the epic “spring movement” of an estimated 1
Jul 28, 2011
In the United States and China at the moment, the middle class is under threat — and it’s a major problem to both countries for different reasons. In C
Eric Li, Venture Capitalist
Jul 22, 2011
On these pages on July 1, two prominent China watchers — David Shambaugh (“China’s Communist Party at 90”) and Minxin Pei (“Great party, but where’s the C
Jul 17, 2011
China's society is at a crossroads, and its leaders know it. That's why "social management" was the focus of three, top-level meetings over the past eig