Shalin Hai-Jew
Egg on Mao
In 1989, students in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) marched for democracy and an end to government corruption. They held Tiananmen Square and the world’s attention for many weeks before martial law was...
Egg on Mao
In 1989, students in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) marched for democracy and an end to government corruption. They held Tiananmen Square and the world’s attention for many weeks before martial law was...
Capitalism with Chinese Characteristics
Lum brings with him 20 years of experience in the field of aging, health, social services, policy, and advocacy.
Capitalism with Chinese Characteristics
How should China’s economic transition from a central and government-controlled economy to a more capitalistic double-digit-growing juggernaut be correctly understood? According to Dr. Yasheng Huang of MIT, in “Capitalism with Chinese Characteristics”, the evidence...
“Chimerica” Headed for Divorce: An Arranged Marriage
“What is China’s alternative if it seeks a divorce from America? Call it the empire option…It’s not impossible that, at some point within the next five to 10 years, the Chinese will feel ready...
“Chimerica” Headed for Divorce: An Arranged Marriage
Originally founded in Tokyo by Bruce Rutledge and Yuko Enomoto
Counting You In: The Significance of the US Census to APIs
The year 2010 may prove challenging for the new US Census. Many individuals have been displaced from the economic upheaval of the multi-year recession. The greater emphasis on enforcing immigration laws—in a new homeland...
Mao and Me
Chen Jiang Hong’s “Mao and Me: The Little Red Guard” evokes the ambivalences of one young Chinese child’s autobiographical experiences growing up during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966 – 76), a decade-long political...
A Little Leap Forward
“When I was a little boy, I lived in an old courtyard in Beijing, China, between the Drum Tower, the Bell Tower and the river…” So begins Guo Yue and Clare Farrow’s “Little Leap...