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- Building Without a Floor Plan
- Is the regimented work unit preferable to modern careers in perpetual flux? Either way, there's always a sense of nostalgia for the unattainable past 09.19.2011
- Bold Scientist Finds Dark Matter in Academia
- Rejected by the China Academy of Sciences, a Peking University dean has paid a heavy price for outspokenness 09.14.2011
- Universalism Enacted Through Dialogue
- It's time to put the tired and fruitless universalism vs. exceptionalism cultural debate to rest 08.26.2011
- The Self-Estrangement of Officials
- The shortcomings of corrupt officials should all be balanced against the fact that limitless power often induces a certain removal from reality 08.17.2011
- Tormented by Gilt
- Two factions rich in willful blindness have emerged in modern society – both choosing to see only one side to the story of the nouveau riche in China 08.16.2011
- The Docile Canine
- The modes of flattening language for political articulation are explored through the microcosm of a family 08.04.2011
- Name The Nameless
- Wang Bing's documentary "Man With No Name" gives audiences a sense of the inmost experiences of a hermit 07.20.2011
- Public Trust and Online Transparency
- The latest Guo Meimei scandal was a testament to the growing role of the internet in mobilizing public opinion 07.19.2011
- China's HIV-Positive
- Gu Changwei's May premiere of "Love for Life" and "Together" both offer portraits of China's HIV-positive patients – and a glimpse into the burgeoning movement for better awareness 07.01.2011
- The Most Favored Go-Between
- Henry Kissinger's "On China" offers a rich examination of Sino-U.S. relations from 1971 onward 07.01.2011
- Anarchy with Order
- In the popular imagination, chaos is a key ingredient of anarchy – so how damaged has the social equilibrium in Belgium become after one year without a government? 06.30.2011
- Ai Weiwei Released on Bail
- Beijing police said contemporary Chinese artist Ai Weiwei was released on account of his "positive attitude" and full confession to tax evasion 06.23.2011
- The Advisor's Betrayal
- Emperor Yongzheng's suppression of Lü Liuliang's writings under an invidious system of censorship only spurred more critical reflection on authority devoid of moral suasion 06.21.2011
- Winter in Beijing
- Zheng Kuo's documentary, "Warm Winter," explores the politics of condemned buildings and the subordination of the artist in China 06.01.2011
- The Return of the Exiles
- Debased for generations and then banished to Ningguta, descendants of Lu Liuliang lived under ignominy for the "word crimes" of their forefathers 05.26.2011
- Ours or Theirs
- The incongruous arguments held up by both proponents and opponents of the Western Model's application have ignored the sequence of development in China 05.25.2011
- The Provocation Defense in China
- How should criminal law in China evaluate claims of emotional distress? 05.10.2011
- Peter Hessler's "China Trilogy"
- In an interview with Caixin, Peter Hessler reveals that his departure from China is more about regaining the cultural distance he needs to inform his writing 04.27.2011
- Tokens of National Identity
- What does individual behavior during a disaster say about social character on a national level? 04.26.2011
- The Words and Images of a Dynasty
- Strategies of communicative control during the rule of Emperor Yongzheng 04.18.2011
- Strictly Speaking
- How sandblasting the truth with the spectacle of bluster has become the standard among political and business circles alike 04.14.2011
- Anything Can Be DIY
- A combination of awareness and a refusal to accept the current terms are all it takes to get most things done – what does the DIY movement look like in China? 03.30.2011
- Apprehended by Fear
- Blinded by the truth he could never escape, Emperor Qianlong saw acts of political subversion wherever he turned 03.17.2011
- Winston Lord's Original Insight
- The flying gusts that characterized U.S.-China diplomatic relations last year could be calmed by taking a few cues from the experiences of a seasoned observer 03.08.2011
- It Rhymes With Transgression
- Rules that govern public protest and performance art are explored in the Songzhuang Art Museum's latest exhibition 03.01.2011
- Seeking the Origins of Reform
- Hu Deping's latest book charts Hu Yaobang's intellectual legacy from the 1960s to the 1980s – and the decisive junctures in the debate over socialist policies during those periods 02.17.2011
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