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January 22, 2006

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Social stability in China

It's going to be a patchy week for posting, but to keep you going the Jamestown Foundation China Brief this week focuses on social stability in China:

1. The Dynamics of China's Social Crisis.

2. Social movements in urban China.

3. Unrest in China's countryside.

I've not had time to read the articles in depth, so let me know your thoughts.

And in case I don't get a chance, Kung Hei Fat Choi!

 posted by Simon on 01.22.06 at 04:34 PM in the China brief category.




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