The internet has changed everyone's reading habits. Or, you might say, the internet as a medium has replaced traditional reading.
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The internet has changed everyone's reading habits. Or, you might say, the internet as a medium has replaced traditional reading.
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I am in the process of flying to Beijing, interviewing for jobs, searching for housing, switching visas, etc. etc., as of about three hours from right now. As such, ChinaGeeks updates are going to be pretty light for the next few weeks or however long it takes for me to reconstruct some semblance of...
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Terrible ethnic rioting has sprung up in Kyrgyzstan. Their government is asking the US and Russia for military help. But can -- and should -- China help?
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The results of a china/divide survey. Are foreigners as lame and lecherous as is generally reported?
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Liu Gang offers his thoughts on the different kinds of "public intellectuals" that exist in today's China.
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Judicial expert professor He Weifang discusses how the newly issued regulations concerning the “professional ethics” of higher education teachers conflict with the law and analyzes the possible impact on creativity and the academic discourse.
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