Navigating the Next Round of Reform in China
On Jan. 23, 2014, a distinguished panel of experts shared their views on the prospects of economic reform in China with an audience at UC San Diego. Among the panelists […]
Where are the Slums in China?
Yanning Wei, Ph.D candidate at the University of Washington, explores China's urbanization
China Reforms: breaking barriers for migrant workers
The Communist Party’s 3rd Party Plenum has produced plans for reforms that will transform how social services are allocated in China’s cities.
Countdown to the Fourth Plenum: The Anti-Corruption Epoch
The CCP has laid out an ambitious anti-corruption plan - but is it really about fighting corruption?
China, the Innovator? Steve Wozniak: Xiaomi ready for the U.S. market
Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple Inc., recently said “Xiaomi is good enough to break the American market” during his visit to Xiaomi’s headquarters, according to Tech in Asia. [...]
Apply to Duke-UNC China Leadership Summit!
Note: this piece was written by Emily Feng, President of Duke East Asia Nexus and co-director of the Duke-UNC China Leadership Summit In 2010, a handful of Duke and University […]
They Said, We Said: China’s Anti-Corruption Push Jangles Luxury Markets
On January 17th , China Daily posted a story titled “Foreign Media: China’s Anti-corruption makes Luxury Goods Industry ‘Without Hope’ “. The story references a [...]
Is China Losing Hong Kong?
Recent events in China have made some observers wonder if Hong Kong is slipping away from China. (Link) Beijing’s representatives have tried to maintain or increase the influence of the [...]
China@UCSD: Winter Quarter 2014
Our staff previews some of the exciting China events at IR/PS this quarter
China in 2013
China Focus reviews 2013's top stories and how they were covered here at UCSD
