China

Global Justice

Neoliberal Hong Kong Is Our Future, Too

While economists enshrine Hong Kong as the ideal free market, the social consequences of its neoliberal policies have been disastrous.

Macabe Keliher

Global Justice, Politics

No, Autocracies Aren't Better for Public Health

Some have praised China's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, but its suppression of information helped cause the problem in the first place.

Yasheng Huang

Politics

Quantifying Love

Reputational currency, like China's Social Credit Score, rebrands repression as rational nudging. And these algorithmic governance models are spreading.

Frank Pasquale

Science & Nature

Making Chinese Officials Accountable, Blog by Blog

Despite the risks, Chinese social media users are beating online censorship.

Greg Distelhorst, Diana Fu, Yue Hou

Arts in Society

The Language of Violence

The effects of revolutionary violence on Chinese poetry.

Nick Admussen

Arts in Society, Philosophy & Religion

Measure Words

A crosscultural reading group in Beijing.

Drew Calvert

Class & Inequality, Politics

Why the Success of the Rest is Good for America

Charles Kenny's The Upside of Down.

Ali Wyne

Arts in Society

Exploring the Hidden China

Yu Hua's Boy in the Twilight.

Drew Calvert

Arts in Society, Politics

Under the Cross in China

Christian weddings are on the rise in China, even among non-believers. 

Xiao-bo Yuan

Arts in Society

Awkward, Diligent: Liu Xiaobo's Love Poetry

The creative output of the Nobel Peace Prize winner.

Nick Admussen

Taking China Seriously

It is difficult to think of a phenomenon that will shape the international system in coming decades

Ali Wyne

Game Off

Here’s part of a very old classical Chinese poem, one from the Six Dynasties period that was

Nick Admussen