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Book Review: Former Central Bank Top Researcher on the Hard Nuts of Reform

Recently, China has been celebrating the 40th anniversary of breaking away from a rigid planned economy
Can Shenzhen, Hong Kong Learn to Be Partners, Not Rivals?

China hopes its Pearl River Delta region — which includes the special administrative regions of Hong
Legislator Says ‘Hukou’ System Is Squandering China’s Labor

A prominent legislator is calling for the overhaul of China’s household registration system, arguing
Statement: Caixin Media Names New Editor-in-Chief

Caixin Media, was named deputy publisher. Yang Zheyu, editorial editor of Caixin Weekly , takes
Former Head of Postal Savings Bank Found Dead in Custody

(Beijing) – Tao Liming, the former president of the Postal Savings Bank of China who was arrested for
Closer Look: Alibaba Meets with Regulator, but Its Problems Remain

(Beijing) – A meeting between Alibaba Group chairman Jack Ma and the head of China's commerce regulator
Is Freedom of Thought in China Just a Dream?

questioned the police account of the death, Yang Hui, suggested on a Web forum that people should
The Real Lesson to Be Taken from Those 'Unlucky' Russians

Before coming to power, members of the Chinese Communist Party had a famous slogan about regarding the
What the Prism Problem Can Teach Us

Edward Joseph Snowden recently had to leave Hong Kong, where he believes press freedom and human rights
Why SOE Reform Cannot Be Avoided

A renewed quarrel about the performance and function of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) has erupted in