Another Chinese Corruption Case in the Spotlight -- the Odds Are Grim
Article cites Prof. Dali Yang, who says though ‘Chinese courts have made great efforts to boost transparency’ the trial of former security chief Zhou Yongkang will be more secretive
T.H. Tsien, Scholar of Chinese Written Word, Dies at 105
Prof. Emeritus T.H. Tsien remembered as a renowned scholar of Chinese bibliography, paleography
China’s Best Bet: Doubling Down on Reform, Not Stimulus
In op-ed, Henry Paulson, chairman of Paulson Institute, argues the Chinese economy needs to slow down for necessary reform
U.S. Geologist Expresses Gratitude After Release From Chinese Prison
UChicago alumnus, geologist Xue Feng released from Chinese prison after serving eight years, thanks Prof. David Rowley for support
US, China heading toward face-off, says Mearsheimer
In Q&A, Prof. John Mearsheimer argues that growing Chinese power will spark increased conflict with the U.S. and Japan
Nikkei Asian Review
Developing World Will Grow On Coal, Climate Leaders Predict
In panel discussion, Prof. Michael Greenstone discusses limiting carbon emissions in fast growing economies like India, China
Breathe Uneasy
Article cites research by Prof. Michael Greenstone, which found air pollution shortens lives of Indian, Chinese populations
China Probe of Former Security Chief May Mean Closed-Door Trial
Article cites Prof. Dali Yang, who says trial of Chinese security chief will probably be ‘closed-door,’ with few details publicly released