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November 30, 2005

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Daily linklets 30th November

Comparing Hong Kongers and Americans.
Sun Bin explains the RMB currency swap.
China and the HK WTO meetings.
When it comes to protecting intellectual property and images, don't mess with the PLA (via Gordon).
Andrei Lankow on China and a "Confucian" commonwealth.
Arthur Waldron and the rightward drift in American discourse on China.
Peter Brookes of the Heritage Foundation discusses meeting the security challenges in Asia.
Babies being couriered from America to China.
Perhaps China's health reforms aren't going so well? A RMB5.4 million medical bill. Is this a record?
TiVo is coming to Taiwan - when the hell are they going to get to HK?
The politics of inalienability - an in-depth examination of China's claims to Taiwan.
Cutlural imperialism welcomed in Korla.
The rise of China and India and the collective action problem.
The last Maoists are alive and well...in California.
A Hong Kong company is to release a free computer for the developing world...but with a catch (via PSD).
Don't play chess at Starbucks.
Another happy blog reader.
Why Pets.com went bust. Look for Kate Moss in the picture.

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