China Issues Rules Banning Dishonesty In Science Publishing
on December 4, 2015
Chinese regulators overseeing the field of academic publishing for scientific articles have issued rules explicitly banning dishonest practices.
Notes on the China I’m Leaving Behind
on December 4, 2015
I GOT together at a restaurant the other night with some Chinese and expatriate friends.
On China’s Constitution Day, Book on Constitutionalism Largely Disappears
on December 4, 2015
China Box Office Hits $6.3 Billion for 2015, Marking 48 Percent Yearly Growth
on December 4, 2015
Local Chinese films accounted for $3.7 billion (23.7 billion yuan), more than 59 percent of the total box office earnings for the year to date.
China Has An Awful Safety Record — And Wants To Run 110 Nuclear Reactors By 2030
on December 4, 2015
How China’s Anti-Corruption Drive Is Hurting Growth
on December 4, 2015
Chinese authorities' anti-corruption campaign has knocked between 1 percent and 1.5 percent off the country's gross domestic product (GDP).
Bribery Confession in China Calls Into Question Integrity of College Admissions
on December 4, 2015
In a country where cash and connections rule, one bastion of meritocracy, it was thought, remained: admission to a university.
China’s Xi Pledges $60 Billion for Africa Development Over Three Years
on December 4, 2015
China’s trade with Africa grew to $222 billion last year, making it the continent’s top trade partner for the sixth straight year.
Does the Renminbi’s Elevation to Global Currency Matter?
on December 3, 2015
On November 30, the International Monetary Fund approved the Chinese renminbi, also known as the yuan, as one of the world’s leading currencies, underscoring the country’s rising global financial importance. What’s behind the decision and what difference will it really make?