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December 21, 2005

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Daily linklets 21st December

Interestingly environmental law issues from the Songhua River toxic spill (via Gordon).
Elton John speaks out against China's cat fur trade.
The danger Disney poses to Hong Kong.
Chinese fire cars and the WTO.
150 Chinese businessmen arrested and released in Manila.
Hong Kong's white elephant race begins: Kai Tak and Tamar are neck and neck, but West Kowloon is lumbering up from behind.
Signs of Christmas in Beijing. Dan Drezner wonders about Christmas in the Pacific Rim.
Comparing the sprawls of Tokyo with New York.
China is starting to fund NGOs.
Will 2006 be the year China's economy hits problems?
It's official: you can't go a year without buying something made in China.
Korla: a remote boomtown where mainly newcomers benefit.
China's Supreme People's Court five year plan for court reforms.
Communications problems at the top of Taiwanese politics.
Jeff Ooi compares Singapore and South Korea's development and finds South Korea has done more with less (via A/P).
What good is ritual?
How Koreans chose Japanese names.
The travels of Neil Bush and "Reverand" Sun Myung Moon in Asia.
The Intelligent Design smackdown....taking the intelligent out of ID.
Brad DeLong ponders irrational exuberance.

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