China Readings

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Books

·       Suzanne Berger, How we compete, Currency Book 2005

·       C. Fred Bergsten et al (eds)…, China: The balance sheet, Institute for International Economics 2006

·       Tim Clissold, Mr. China, Harper Business, 2005

·       Ted Fishman, China, Inc., Scribner 2005

·       James Kynge, China shakes the world, Houghton Mifflin 2006

·       Kenneth Lieberthal, Governing China: From revolution through reform, W. W. Norton 2004 (history

·       Barry Naughton, The Chinese economy, The MIT Press 2007

·       John Pomret, Chinese Lessons, Henry Holt & Company 2006

·       Clyde Prestowitz, Three billion new capitalists, Basic Books 2005

·       Andrew Ross, Fast Boat to China, Pantheon Books 2006

·       Conrad Schirkaver & Miranda Brown, A brief history of Chinese civilization, Thompson 2006

·       Michael Shaller, The United States and China, Oxford Press, 2002 (History)

·       Oded Shenkear, The Chinese Century, Wharton Scholl Publishing 2005

·       Susan Shirk, China: Fragile superpower, Oxford 2007

 

British Museum (Compass online)

Metropolitan Museum of Art

·       Art history timeline

 

Current news

 

Overviews of China

 

Factbooks / Government / Indexes

 

 

General Information

Sacu web site  The Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding

 

China - history

·       Clay Chandler, "The New China," Fortune Oct 4, 2004

·       Clay Chandler, "From Marx to market: how China's best business school is rewiring the nation's economy," Fortune May 16, 2005

·       Ted Conover, capitalist roaders, New York Times July 2, 2006

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·       Arthur Fisher, "along a hole for Chinese science," Popular Science,  August 1996

·       Robert Kaplan, "China: A world power again," The Atlantic Monthly August 1999

·       Nicholas Kristof, "China, the world capital," New York Times May 22, 2005

·       Kishore Mahbubani, "Understanding China," of Foreign Affairs,  September/October 2005 in

·       Andrew Nathan, "The Tiananmen Papers," Foreign Affairs J/F 2001

·       Hang-Sheng Cheng, "Economic reform in China," FRBSF February 22, 1991

·       Li Yunqui, "China's choices," FRBSF January 6, 1989and

 

Sources

·       U of Minn History of China

 

Maps...

·       Minn State University, Maps of ancient era and dynasties (dynasty maps)

 

Data

 

Overview

 

China - national security / international affairs

1.     "Aphorisms and suspicions: China's world order," The Economist,November 19, 2005

2.     Zheng Bijian, China's "Peaceful Rise" to Great-Power Status, Foreign Affairs,  September/October 2005

3.     Peter Brookes, "Meeting the 21st century security challenges in Asia," the heritage foundation November 28, 2005

4.     Justin Brown, "the Clinton pattern: trade first," Christian science Monitor, November 19, 1999

5.     Bruce Bueno de Mesquita & George Downs, "Development and democracy," Foreign Affairs,  September/October 2005

6.     Nayan Chanda,  "Crouching Tiger, swimming dragon," New York Times April 11, 2005 of

7.     Chinese strength, US weakness," New York Times 6/26/05

8.     Chien-peng Chung, "China's war on terror: September 11 and Uighur separatism," Foreign Affairs,  July/August 2002

9.     Deudney & Ikenberry, “:The myth of autocratic revival,” FA J/F 2009

10.   Dana Dillon & John Tkacik, "China's quest for Asia," policy review, December 2005/January 2006

11.   Elizabeth Economy, “The G-2 Mirage,” Foreign Affairs M/J 2009

12.   Nicholas Eberstadt, "power and population in Asia," policy review, February 2004

13.   Elizabeth Economy, "Don't break the engagement," Foreign Affairs M/J 2004

14.   Niall Ferguson, "The next world war," Foreign Affairs S/O 2006

15.   Howard French, "China wages classroom struggle to win friends in Africa," New York Times 7/4/2006

16.   Thomas Friedman, Latin America's choice, New York Times June 21, 2006

17.   Thomas Friedman, "Let us pray," New York Times, May 2, 2004

18.   Francis Fukuyama, Re-Envisioning Asia, Foreign Affairs,  January/February 2005

19.   Niall Ferguson, "The next war of the worlds," Foreign Affairs,  September / October 2006

20.   "gripped by China," The Economist, November 27, 1993

21.   Mark Hertsgaard, Our Real China problem, The Atlantic Monthly; Boston; Nov 1997

22.   James F. Hoge, Jr, A Global Power Shift in the Making, Foreign Affairs,  July/August 2004

23.   Ikenberry, “The rise of China and the future of the West,” FA J/F 2008

24.   Wang Jisi, China's Search for Stability With America, Foreign Affairs, September/October 2005

25.   Joseph Kahn & David Sanger, "Bush, in Beijing, faces a partner now on the rise," New York Times 11/20/2005

26.   Michael Klare, "The new geography of conflict," Foreign Affairs, May/June 2001

27.   Klein & Cukier, Tamed tigers, distressed dragon,” Foreign Affairs J/A 2009

28.   Ann Krueger, "Still achieving, still pursuing: the global consequences of Asian growth," IMF talk, December 14, 2005

29.   David Levey and Stuart Brown, "The overstretch myth," Foreign Affairs, December 2005

30.   Evan Medeiros & M. Taylor Fravel, "China's new diplomacy," Foreign Affairs,  November/December 2003

31.   Joseph Nye, "As China rises. must others bow?," The Economist, 6/27/1998

32.   Jane Perlez, "China competes with west in aid to its neighbors," New York Times 9/18/2006

33.   Larry Rother, "Brazil weighs costs and benefits of alliances with China," New York Times 11/20/2005

34.   David Sanger, "An old presidential predicament: China proves tough to influence," New York Times April 6, 2006

35.   Scissors, “Deng undone,” Foreign Affairs, M/J 2009

36.   David Shambaugh, "Facing reality in China policy," Foreign Affairs, " January/February 2001

37.   "Taiwan's China dare," the economist, March 25, 2000

38.   "The dragon comes calling," Economist 9/3/05

39.   "the Reds in the West," The Economist, January 15, 2005

40.   John Tkacik, "China's military power," heritage foundation, July 27, 2005 if

41.   Alan Tonelson, "There's only so much that foreign trade can do," 00 June 2, 2002

42.   James Traub, The world according to China, New York Times 9/3/2--6

 

China demographics

1.     Clay Chandler, "Little Emperors," Fortune Oct 4, 2004

2.     Howard French, "As China ages, a shortage of cheap labor looms," New York Times June 30, 2006

3.     Nicholas Eberstadt, "Old Age Tsunami," WSJ.com November 15, 2005

4.     Nicholas Eberstadt, "power in population in Asia," policy review February 2004

5.     Normiimitsu Onishi, "China's youth look to Seoul for Inspiration," New York Times Jan 2, 2006

6.     Richard Jackson & Neil Howe, "The graying of the Middle Kingdom," Center for Strategic and International Studies, April 2004

7.     in Philip Longman, "the global baby bust," Foreign Affairs,  May/June 2004

8.     Micheal Teitelbaum Jay winter & Phillip Longman, "demography is not destiny," Foreign Affairs,  September/October 2004

9.     Jim Yardley, "dead bachelors in remote China still find wives," New York Times October 5, 2006

 

China - energy/environment

1.     Keith Bradsher & David Barboza, "Pollution from Chinese coal casts a global shadow" june 11, 2006

2.     John Browne, "beyond Kyoto," July/August 2004

3.     Thomas Friedman, "China's Little Green Book," New York Times 11/2/05

4.     Thomas Friedman, "joined at the hip," New York Times, July 20, 2005

5.     Thomas Friedman, "Red China or Green", New York Times June 30, 2006

6.     Amy Myers Jaffe, "Wasted Energy," July 7, 2005

7.     Joseph Kahn, "behind China's bid for Unocal: a costly quest for energy control," New York Times, June 27, 2005

8.     Joseph Kahn, "a sea of sand is threatening China's heart," New York Times June 8, 2006

9.     Joseph Kahn, "Behind china's bid for Unocal: A costly quest for energy control," New York Times 6/27/05

10.   David Lague, "China blames oil company for benzene spill in River," New York Times, November 25, 2005

11.   Nelson Schwartz, "Why china scares big oil," fortune, July 25, 2005

12.   Shai oster, "beijing aims to boost use of alternative energy sources," Wall Street Journal February 14, 2006

13.   Shai oster & patrick barta, "China stumbles and attempt to cut use of coal and oil," WSJ March 2006

14.   Vivienne Walt, "China's African Safari," Fortune Feb 20, 2006

15.   Timothy Wirth, C. Boyden Gray, & John Podesta, "the future of energy policy," Foreign Affairs, July/August 2003

16.   Jim Yardley, "spill in China brings danger, and cover-up," New York Times November 26, 2005

17.   Jim Yardley, "rules ignored, toxic sludge sinks Chinese village," September 4, 2006

18.   Jim Yardley, Rules ignored, toxic sludge sinks Chinese Village, New York Times Sept, 4, 2006

19.   Charles Zhu, "China shifts to Canada oil sands but barriers abound," Reuters, February 10, 2006

20.   David Zweig and Bi Jianhai, China's Global Hunt for Energy, Foreign Affairs, September/October 2005

21.   David Zwieg, "China's global hunt for energy," Foreign Affairs,  S/O 2005

 

China - trade / employment

1.     Ramesh Adhikari and Yongzheng Yang, "What will WY|TO membership mean for China and its trading partners?, Finance & Development September 2002

2.     Mary Amiti & Beata Smarzynska Javorcik, "in to costs and location of foreign firms in China," World Bank policy research working paper 3564, April 2005

3.     Mary Amiti and Shang-Jin Wei, "Service offshoring, productivity, and employment: evidence form the US," IMF Working Paper December 2005

4.     David Bacon, Anti-China Campaign Hides Maquiladora Wage Cuts, ZNet February 3, 2003

5.     Judith Banister, "Manufacturing employment in China," Monthly Labor Review July 2005

6.     Judith Banister, "Manufacturing earnings and compensation in China," Monthly Labor Review August 2005

7.     David Barboza, "Labor shortage in China may lead to trade shift," New York Times April 3, 2006

8.     *David Barboza, "Some assembly needed: China as Asia factor," New York Times February 9, 2006

9.     Ashok Deo Bardhan and Cynthia A. Kroll, "The New Wave of Outsourcing" , Fisher Center for real estate and urban economics,  Fall 2003

10.   Ashok Deo Bardhan and Dwight Jaffee, "Innovation, R&D and Offshoring " Fisher Center for real estate and urban economics, Fall 2005

11.   C. Fred Bergsten, "Foreign economic policy for the next president," Foreign Affairs M/A 2004

12.   C. Fred Bergsten, "The dollar and the deficits," Foreign Affairs N/D 2009

13.   Keith Bradshe, "OK of roses may have note: made in China," near Times September 25, 2006 in

14.   Keith Bradsher & David Barboza, "Made in China. Bought Everywhere," New York Times April 9,, 2005

15.   Keith Bradsher, "Rising yuan pushes China upmarket," New York Times April 20, 2006

16.   Keith Bradsher, "Thanks to Detroit, China is poised to lead," New York Times March 12, 2006

17.   Robert Berges, Mexico and the China Threat, Dallas Fed 11/ 2003

18.   Daniel Drezner, "The outsorucing bogeyman," Foreign Affairs M/J 2004

19.   Niall Ferguson, "sinking globalization, Foreign Affairs,  March/April 2005

20.   Juan Forero, "as China gallops, Mexico sees factory jobs of the way," Wall Street Journal 3 September 2003

21.   Thomas Friedman, "Latin America's choice, near Times and should one 2006 in

22.   Neil C. Hughes, A Trade War with China?, Foreign Affairs,  July/August 2005

23.   Elena Ianchovichna and Terrie Walmsley, “The Impact of China’s WTO Accession on East Asia,” World Bank Policy Research Working Paper, August 2003

24.   Jacks…, “Trade costs, 1870-2000,” AER May 2008

25.   Paul Krugman, "The myth of competitiveness," Harpers, June 1994

26.   David Landler & Ian Fisher, "Italy's once plucky little factories now complicate its battle with 'Made in China," New York Times May 14, 2006

27.   Prakash Loungani, " Comrades or competitors?: Trade links between china and other east asian economies," Finance & Development  June 2000

28.   OECD finds that China is biggest exporter of information technology goods in 2004, surpassing US and EU,"

29.   Leonard Sahling and Thomas Finley, Is China's success a threat to Mexico? Part 2

30.   Leonard Sahling and Thomas Finley, I s China's success a threat to Mexico? Part 3

31.   Nelson Schwartz, "Will 'Made in America' fade away?," Fortune 11/24/2003

32.   Steve Stein, "Trade out of whack," Policy Review, December 2004

33.   "Still made in Japan," The Economist,April 10, 2004

34.   Alex taylor, "a tale of two factories," fortune September 18, 2006

35.   "the real leap forward," the economist, November 20, 1999

36.   WTO, "World Trade Developments in 2004 and prospects for 2005,"

 

China - textiles / apparel / furniture / industries

1.     Frederick Abernathy, John Dunlap,  Janice Hammond, and David we'll, "globalization in the apparel and textile industries: what is new in what is not?" Harvard Center for textile and apparel research, March 2002

2.     Paul Blustein, China to Raise Tariffs On Clothing Exports, Washington Post Staff Writer, Saturday, May 21, 2005

3.     China furniture faces U.S. tariffs, Wall Street Journal June 17, 2004

4.     Gary Gereffi, "Global sourcing in the US apparel industry," Journal of textile and apparel, technology and management, Fall 2001

5.     Gary Gereffi, "International trade and industrial upgrading in the apparel commodity chain," Journal of international economics 1999

6.     Gary Gereffi and Olga Memedovic, The Global Apparel Chain: What Prospects for Upgrading by Developing Countries. Vienna: United Nations Industrial Development Organization (sectoral studies series) 2003

7.     Italian textiles and China, The Economist,Feb 25, 2006

8.     Dan Morse ,"furniture makers seek trade duties," the Wall Street Journal 3 November 2002

9.     Dan Morse, "In North Carolina, furniture makers try to stay alive," the Wall Street Journal February 20, 2004

10.   Paul Magnusson..., "Where trade hurts: 3 million jobs could disappear with the end of apparel quotas," BusinessWeek, December 15, 2003

11.   Christopher Rhoads, "China threat fashions a period of upheaval for Italy's textile firms," the Asian Wall Street Journal, 17 December 2002

12.   Textile and Apparel Imports from China Flood U.S. Market . March 11, 2005

13.   The China threat to world textiles and apparel , National Council of Textile Organizations, September 1, 2004

14.   The China Threat to World Textile and Apparel Trade , American Textile manufacturers 2003?

15.   transcript of an IMF book form, the travels of a T-shirt in the global economy: an economist examines the markets, power, and politics of world trade," IMF talk October 19, 2005

16.   US Industry Files First Threat-Based Textile Safeguard Petitions Against China, TDC Forum, 18 October, 2004

17.   JANE WARDELL, Associated Press,"U.S., China sign deal on imports of Chinese clothing, textiles into U.S." November 8, 2005

18.   Yongzheng Yang & Montfort Mlachila, "The End of textiles quotas: a case study of the impact on Bangladesh," International monetary fund, and June 2004

19.   Paul M. Weyrich, The New Chinese Threat,  American Daily (10/03/2004)

 

China - US trade deficits / currency manipulation

1.     Edmund Andrews, "Global trends may hinder efforts to curb US inflation," New York Times August 28, 2006

2.     Brown, Chad P.; Crowley, Meredith A.; McCulloch, Rachel; Nakajima, Daisuke J., "The U.S. trade deficit: Made in China?",   Economic Perspectives, 2005 4th Quarter, Vol. 29

3.     Rodrego de Rato, "Shared responsibilities: solving the problem of global imbalances," IMF talk February 3, 2006

4.     Steven Dunaway and Xiangming Li, "Estimating China's equilibrium real exchange rate." IMF working paper, October 2005

5.     Morris Goldstein & andNicholas Lardy, "China's exchange-rate policy dilemma," American Economics Association May 2006

6.     Paul Krugman, "Debt and denial," New York Times Feb. 13, 2006

7.     Ronald McKinnon, "China's exchange-rate trap: Japan redux?," American Economics Association May 2006

8.     Eduardo Porter, "Another drink? Sure. China is paying," New York Times June 5, 2005

9.     Stephen Roach, "Why we ought to be thanking the Chinese," Fortune March 22, 2004

10.   Rodrigo de Rato, "Shared responsibilities: solving the problems of global imbalances," IMF there were third 2006 in

11.   Brad Sester..., "How scary is the deficit?," Foreign Affairs, July/August 2005

12.   Martin Uribe, "On over borrowing," American Economics Association may 2006

 

China - inequalty / economic hardship / instability / regional

1.     Andrew Browne, "china vows countryside help," Wall Street Journal, March 6, 2006

2.     Maurice Catin, Xubei Luo and Chistophe Van Huffel, , “Openness, Industrialization, and Geographic Concentration of Activities in China,” World Bank Policy Research Working Paper, September 2005

3.     "China's growth spreads inland," The Economist,  November 20, 2004

4.     "China's far security West," The Economist, December 3, 2005

5.     China's next building site, The Economist, 6/24/2006

6.     in in in andandGeoffrey Colvin, "Asia's peasant problem," Fortune, May 15, 2006

7.     Trevor Corson, "China's blue-collar blues," The Atlantic Monthly February 2000

8.     Joseph Kahn, "China's elite learn to flaunt while the new landless weep," New York Times 12/25/2004

9.     Joshua Kurlantzick, "is unsettled west, Foreign Affairs, July August 2004

10.   Thomas Lurn, Social Unrest in China, Congressional Research Service

11.   Branko Milanovic, “Half a World: Regional Inequality in Five Great Federations,” World Bank Research Working Paper, September 2005

12.   "China's future: troubles ahead for the new leaders," the economist, November 16, 2002

13.   "The breakup of China, in our interest in it," Atlantic Monthly, August 1899

14.   "The other China," The Economist,1/10/2004

15.   Sheryl WuDunn, "China's rush to riches," New York Times Magazine, September 4, 1994

16.   Xiao-huang Yin, "China's Gilded Age," Atlantic Monthly, April 1994

 

China / world economy

1.     David Barboza, "China builds its dreams, and some fear a bubble," New York Times October 18, 2005

2.     Keith Bradsher, "Like Japan in the 1980s, China poses big economic challenge," New York Times March 2, 2004

3.     Ray Brooks and Ran Tao, "China's Labor Market Performance and Challenges," IMF Working Paper WP/03/210 November 2003

4.     Robert Buderi, “The Talent magnet,” Fast Company June 2006

5.     "Cars in China," The Economist,6/4/2005

6.     Clay Chandler, "China Goes Car Crazy," Fortune Sept 1, 2003

7.     Clay Chandler, "Full speed ahead," Fortune October 4, 2004

8.     Chun Chang, "Progress and peril in China's modern economy," Minn The Region December 2003

9.     China's art business, The Economist,6/10/2006

10.   Chinese tourism: Outward bound, The Economist,6/24/2006

11.   "chat is calling exercising its pricing power," the economist, June 24, 2006

12.   "China's champions ,economist, January 8, 2005 the of and

13.   China's economic powerhouse region in need of technicians, People's Daily, October 23, 2003

14.   "China in the world economy," OECD 2002

15.   W. Michael Cox & Jahyeong Koo, "China: awakening giant," Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas September 2003

16.   Gurcharan Das, "the Indian model," Foreign Affairs,  July/August 2006

17.   "China's economic power: enter the Dragon," the economist, March 10, 2001

18.   Pete Engardio and Dexter Roberts With Brian Bremner in Beijing, "The China Price," Business Week 12/6/2004

19.   Louis Fox and Yaohui, "China's labor market reform: performance and prospects," background paper for the China 2002 country economic memorandum (in Washington, DC, World Bank, 2002)

20.   Thomas Friedman, "Worried about India's and China's booms? So are they," New York Times March 24, 2006

21.   "From T-shirts to T-bonds," The Economist,7/30/2005

22.   Bruce Gilley," in China's own eyes," for affairs September/October 2005 in

23.   "How China runs the world economy," 7/30/05

24.   "Measuring economies: Grossly distorted picture," The Economist,2/11/2006

25.   Simon Montlake, “China’s factories Hit An Unlikely Shortage: Labor,” Christian Science Monitor, May, 1, 2006

26.   Samuel Palmisano, "The globally integrated enterprise," Foreign Affairs,  May/June 2006

27.   Sheriden Prasso, Battle for the face of china," Fortune 12/12/2005

28.   Progress and Peril in China's Modern Economy Interview with Ping Xie, People's Bank of China

29.   Thomas Rawski, Recent Developments in China's Labor Economy, (Geneva, International Labor Office) November 2003

30.   Robert Reich, "capitalism doesn't require democracy," coming dreams, January 10, 2006

31.   "red inc." Harpers February 2006

32.   Retailing in China, The Economist,8/5/2006

33.   Stephen Roach, “Understanding the Chinese Consumer,” the Globalist April 25, 2006

34.   Dexter Roberts, "China's changing economic balance," Newsweek.com Feb. 12, 2006

35.   Daniel Roth, "In search of China's Bill Gates," Fortune Oct 4, 2004

36.   Alex Taylor III, Shanghai Auto want to be the world's next great car company," Fortune Oct 4, 2004

37.   the Tiananmen papers, Foreign Affairs,  January February 2001

38.   James Watson, "China's big Mac attack," Foreign Affairs,  May/June 2000

39.   Janet Yellen, "Reflections on China's Economy," FRBSF Economic Letter, Nov. 5, 2005

40.   Douglas Zhihua Zeng, “China’s Employment Challenges and Strategies after WTO Accession,” World Bank Research Working Paper, February 2005

 

China - economic growth

1.     David Barboza & Daniel Altman, "That blur? It's China, moving up in the pack," New York Times 12/21/2005

2.     Angus Deaton, "the great escape: a review of Robert Fogel's escape from hunger and premature death, 1700 - 2000," Journal of Economic Literature March 2006

3.     Simeon Djankov..., "who are China's entrepreneurs?," American Economics Association 2006

4.     Thomas Friedman, "facts and folly," New York Times march 29, 2006

5.     Thomas Friedman, "big ideas and no boundaries," October 6, 2006

6.     Thomas Friedman, "From gunpowder to the next big bang," New York Times 11/4/05

7.     George J. Gilboy, The Myth Behind China's Miracle, Foreign Affairs,  July/August 2004

8.     George Gilboy and Eric Heginbotham, China's Coming Transformation, Foreign Affairs,  July/August 2001

9.     Bates Gill..., "China's HIV crisis," for Affairs,  March/April 2002

10.   Luigi Guiso..., "dosed culture affect economic outcomes?," JEP spring 2006

11.   David Hale and Lyric Hughes Hale, "China takes Off," Foreign Affairs, November- December 2003

12.   Yasheng Huang and Tarun Khanna, "can India overtake China?" foreign-policy July/August 2003

13.   David Landes, "why Europe and the West? why not China?," JEP spring 2006

14.   Rachel McCleary & Robert Barro, "religion and economy," JEP in spring 2006

15.   Eswar Prasad & R. Rajan, "modernizing China's growth paradigm," American Economics Association May 2006

16.   Carl Schramm, "building entrepreneurial economies," Foreign Affairs,  July/August 2004

17.   David Victor, "recovering sustainable development," Foreign Affairs,  January/February 2006

 

China - politics / human rights / law

1.     David Barboza & Tom Zeller Jr., "Microsoft shuts blogs site after complaints by Beijing," New York Times January 6, 2006

2.     "Beijing's new enforcer: Microsoft," near Times January 17, 2006

3.     "China: the long march to privacy," The Economist, January 14, 2006

4.     Jason Dean, "Chinese government defends its restrictions on Internet use," Wall Street Journal, December 15th 2006

5.     Howard French, "police in China battle villagers in land protest," New York Times January 17, 2006

6.     Howard French, "Chinese pressing to keep village silent on clash," New York Times, December 17, 2005

7.     Howard French, "a party girl leads China's online revolution," November 24th 2005

8.     Howard French, "protesters say police in China killed up to 20," New York Times December 10, 2005

9.     Howard French, "Chinese discuss plan to tighten restrictions on cyberspace," New York Times 11/20/05 in

10.   Howard French, "online throngs impose a stern rowdy in China," New York Times June 3, 2006 of

11.   Thomas Friedman, "how to look at China," New York Times November 9, 2005

12.   Joseph Kahn, "Beijing sensors taken to task and party circles," New York Times February 15, 2006

13.   Joseph kahn, Rioting in China over label on college diplomas, June 22, 2006

14.   Joseph Kahn, "in Graft inquiry, Chinese see a shakeup coming," New York Times, October 4, 2006

15.   Joseph Kahn, "A sharp debate erupts in China over ideologies," New York Times March 12, 2006 in

16.   Michelle Kessler, "china takes baby steps against piracy," USA Today, April 17, 2006

17.   Nicholas Kristof, "China's cyber dissidents and the yahoos at Yahoo," New York Times February 19, 2006

18.   Nicholas Kristof, "China's justice system," New York Times, June 18, 2006

19.   Nickolas Kristof, Rumblings from China, New York Times July 2, 2006

20.   Howard French, Online throngs impose a stern morality in China, New York Times june 3, 2006

21.   Minxin Pei, "China's governance crisis," Foreign Affairs,  September/October 2002

22.   Orville Schell, "China's hidden Democratic legacy," Foreign Affairs,  July/August 2004

23.   Clive Thompson, "Google's China problem (and China's Google problem)," New York Times, April 23, 2006

24.   John Thornton, "China's leadership gap," Foreign Affairs, N/D 2006

25.   "Where's mao? Chinese revise history books," New York Times Spetember 1, 2006

26.   Jim Yardley, "in worker's death, view of China's harsh justice," New York Times December 31, 2005

27.   Jim Yardley, "a judge test China's courts, making history," the New York Times November 28, 2005

28.   Jim Yardley, "desperate search for justice: one-man versus China," New York Times, November 12, 2005

 

India

1.     Raghuram Rajan, "India: the past in its future," IMF talk January 20, 2006

2.     Parag Khanna & C. Raja Mohan, "getting India right," Hoover Institute policy review February/March 2006

3.     India's and China's Recent Experience with Reform and Growth, IMF November 28, 2005 --

4.     Kalpana Kochhar, Utsav Kumar, Raghuram Rajan, Arvind Subramanian, IoannisTokatlidis, Working Paper India's Pattern of Development: What Happened, What Follows? January 1, 2006

 

Misc

1.     Chaos in the classroom, The Economist,8/12/2006

2.     China , Harvard International Review Summer 2003

3.     China's Rich but Troubled Banking Sector

4.     Bruce Einhorn, Rethinking the China Threat, Business Week January 5, 2005

5.     Thomas Friedman, "How to look at China," New York Times Nov. 9, 2005

6.     Carleeen Hawn, "The Global Razor's Edge," Fast Company February 2004

7.     Andrew Higgins, “As China surges, it also proves a buttress to American strength, Wall Street Journal January 30 2004

8.     Joseph Kahn, "In candor from China, efforts to ease anxiety," New York Times 4/17/2006

9.     NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF, The China Threat?, New York Times December 20, 2003

10.   "The sucking sound from the east," The Economist,26 July 2003

11.   "Troubles ahead for the new leaders," The Economist,11/16/2002

12.   What Ails China?

13.   World Bank China,  China Quarterly

 

Organizations

·       OTEXA, Office of Textiles and Apparel, U.S. Dept. of Commerce 

·       Apparel Magazine    http://www.apparelmag.com/

·       ApparelNews.net    http://www.apparelnews.net/

·       World bank investment climate assessment

·       Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

·       Fisher Center for real estate and urban economics , UC California Berkeley

·       International Trade Commission

·       China daily

·       Hosiery Association

·       National Council of Textile Organizations

·       Global Alliance for the Textile Trade

·       international textile garment and leather workers Federation

·       National cotton council

·       Emerging textiles

·       Apparel magazine

·       ORGANIZATIONS FACILITATING TEXTILE AND APPAREL TRADE:

·       Textiles Monitoring Agreement (MFA)

·       American Furniture Manufacturers Association

·       US Imposes Temporary Quotas on Clothing Imports from China - US ...

·       http://www.taphophilia.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=897

·       ANU Asia Pacific School, Economics and Management: China Economy Program. The Australian National University

·       Harvard Harvard University: Asia Center

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Additional Readings

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Clayton Christensen, Thomas Craig, and Stuart Hart, "The Great Disruption, Foreign Affairs,  2001

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Peter Drucker, "Beyond the Information Revolution," The Atlantic Monthly 10/1999

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Peter Drucker, "The Age of Social Transformation," The Atlantic Monthly 11/1994

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James Fallows, "Countdown to a Meltdown," The Atlantic Monthly August 2005

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Peter S. Heller, Who Will Pay? Coping with Aging Societies, Climate Change, and Other Long-Term Fiscal Challenges International Monetary Fund
November 2003

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Samuel Huntington, "The Clash of Civilization?"  Foreign Affairs, Summer 1993

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Christopher Lasch, "The revolt of the elites," Harpers 11/1994

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Steven Weinburg, "Five and a half utopias," The Atlantic Monthly January 2000

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Paul Kennedy, "Introduction" in The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers

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Anthony H. Cordesman, Geopolitics and Energy, Key Trends: 2000-2020, Center for Strategic and International Studies July 2002.

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Paul Kennedy, "Must it be the West vs the Rest," The Atlantic Monthly; Boston; Dec 1994

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Richard Johnson, Economic Policy Implications of World Demographic Change  KCER 1:2004

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Peter S. Heller, Who Will Pay? Coping with Aging Societies, Climate Change, and Other Long-Term Fiscal Challenges International Monetary Fund
November 2003

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Massimo Livi_Bacci, "Demographic Shocks: The View From History,

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The Impact of Population Aging on Financial Markets

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George Boras, "The new economics of immigration," The Atlantic Monthly November 1996

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Francis A. Walker, "Restriction of Immigration"  The Atlantic Monthly,June, 1896; Volume 77, No. 464; pages 822-829.

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Future / Globalization

·       Richard Cooper, "a false alarm: overcoming globalization is discontents," foreign Affairs,  January/February 2004

·       Jeffrey Garten, "the global economic challenge," Foreign Affairs, January / February 2005

·       Peter Peterson, "riding for a fall," Foreign Affairs, the September/October 2004

·       Adam Segal, "is America losing its edge?," Foreign Affairs,  November/December 2004

·       Peter van Ham, "The rise of the brand state: the postmodern politics of image and reputation, Foreign Affairs,  September October 2001

·       Martin Wolf, "will the nation state survive globalization?," Foreign Affairs,  January/February 2001