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2006 Issue

China Currents · Volume 5, Number 1

4 articles on greater China's politics, economy, society and culture.

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Politics

Taiwan: Catalyst for Democratic Change in China

Taiwan and China Must Unite in Order for Both Nations to Prosper. (This article first appeared in the Christian Science Monitor on September 19, 2006; reprinted with permission from Fei_Ling Wang)...

Education

Asia and China Opportunities Expand for Georgia Students

Not long ago, Georgia students had to look far afield to get to China for short study courses. No more. Georgia's state and private universities now have numerous programs with a wealth of subject choices for...

Economy

Economic Transition Report on Xinjiang’s Development

Two weeks of travel by hired vehicle in Xinjiang during June-July 2006 left a deep impression of rapid development underway in China’s westernmost region. Very large amounts of money are clearly being poured...

Economy

Education for Innovation: A Look at China & the U.S.

It seems axiomatic that vibrant economies are driven by innovation and that innovation can be taught and nurtured in schools and colleges. Certainly, world leaders have embraced these notions. Early in 2006...

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