China: selling out the family farm

Article Abstract:

The severity of the exploitation of peasants in China is unveiled through the case study of a Chinese agrarian family. The farmer discussed, who is asked to sell his family farm, realizes the real implications of having only land-user rights, rather than ownership rights.

Land use, Family farms

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Can China co-opt the web?

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The latest Chinese information-control regulations are characteristic of the media repressive measures adopted by China. The media censorship in China, which cramps the style of the media, is discussed.

Computer and Data Processing Services, Analysis, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Science and technology policy, Information law

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China's online mobs: the new red guard?

Article Abstract:

The impact of commercial Internet on Chinese society is discussed. Rules imposed by the government on Internet content are detailed.

General services, Public affairs, Services information, Social aspects, Services, Internet, Company systems management, Information management, Government communications regulation, Telecommunications policy

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