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October 03, 2005

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Daily linklets 3rd October

Jonathan Dresner is calling up for submissions and hosts of a Carnvial of Asian History. An excellent idea and I'm looking forward to the first edition. Please help spread the word.
Pundita takes issue with Spengler's piece on demographics and Chinese democracy.
An excellent piece on understanding China's ethnic groups.
Irish and Chinese variants of the Last Supper.
Hong Kong's due for a financial crisis by next spring.
Sun Bin contines his look at Taiwan's defense options: arms procurement "accounting", A-bien's paradox or brilliant coup?
ESWN looks at the methodology behind the recent controversial WEF report.
Beijing was rounding up petitioners ahead of the National Day holiday. And see if you can spot anyone you know in Shanghai.
Hedging against the China challenge, using trade and integration. Thomas Barnett takes thinks this is hedging China the wrong way. And progressives in the US are pushing the US-China Cultural Engagement Act.
Macam-macam is doing a great job summarising coverage of the Bali bomb blasts. Part 2 asks some penertrating questions and links to an interesting piece on the implications for Jemaah Islamiyah. The counter-terrorism blog has more: JI not quite dead yet and the return of Jemaah Islamiyah.
Jakartass notes the growing impact of bloggers in helping the media reporting events such as the Bali bombing. Global Voices has a round up of Bali bombing blogging.
Beijing's rain machine.
China tops the Asian blogosphere.
Danny Bloom on geek terms in Japanese.
The end of the Patriot Express.
Will on how to tell season changes in Beijing.
China names and shames sweatshops.
Happy birthday to Coming Anarchy.
Yet another reason to avoid flying in China - a cockpit of Babel.
In a giant leap backwards, Hong Kong's government is to appeal a High Court ruling equalising the age of consent for gay and straight men.
Curtis Gale Weeks on "socialist democracy".
Xiao Qiang of CDT discusses China's net censorship. Fons places him in the emerging optimist camp.
Fashion magazines rush to mold China's sense of style...cultural imperialism is a size 6 dress.
The tragedy of North Korean refugees in China.
The best public bathroom in China, and the very worst.
Weddings and wedding capitalism in Japan.
Michael Turton rounds up Taiwan blogging.
Are China and Burma falling out? Also a piece on how China is responsible for conditions in Burma.
The Hong Kong listening post in the 1950s.
iPod erotica.
(15:34) Is population growth good or bad?
Memo to Asia's central banks: foreign exchange reserves are no insurance against financial crises.
China sends warships to the disputed sea area with Japan.
Thomas Barnett is encouraged China is acting more normally as it rediscovers its culture.

posted by Simon on 10.03.05 at 03:28 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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