With the number of CCDI cases increasing each year, Peter Lorentzen his insights on Xi’s anti-corruption campaign and the networks of three “tigers” from a recent paper entitled “Personal Ties, Meritocracy, and China’s Anti-Corruption Campaign,” co-authored with Xi Lu.
The Global Editorial Team has created the YCW Resource Hub: a master list of infographics, datasets, databases, lists and translations to help those engaged in research and information-gathering on China. We have endeavoured to post resources that are data-centric and free to access, and will add to this list over time.
YCW Shanghai is welcoming Carly Ramsey, Associate Director at Control Risks, to lead a discussion on Cyber Policy in China. As companies digitise and the competition to lead the Fourth Industrial Revolution heats up, 2019 will be the year that
YCW interview Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho on her book “Citizens in Motion: Emigration, Immigration and Re-migration Across China’s Borders”, discussing the implication of global events on multi-directional migration patterns, co-ethnicity, and contemporary senses of identity.
Thursday, March 21, 2019, 7:00 pm Downtown SF Join us for a small-group dinner discussion with Neil Arora, who closely observes major global tech companies. Please RSVP by 3/21 at 12pm for this limited space event by emailing sf@youngchinawatchers.com. Discussion