According to online sources, on April 26th, an estimated 2,000 workers at Suntech Wuxi factory …
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*An Op-ed piece based on this essay is published on the Diplomat. Introduction Many Chinese …
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Background Following China’s economic reform in 1987, the Chinese Communist Party began its state-capitalist market …
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According to Taiwanese news source The Central News Agency (CNA), two protest banners accusing a …
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“Aren’t there dangers everywhere? It’s all the same,” Liang (pseudonym), a young Chinese sex worker …
“I can’t bear the shame” Chinese Sex Worker Opting for Cambodia Read More »
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Download Cover Note This is a collection of stories centering the experiences of Chinese guest …
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