This article by Luke Cavanaugh was awarded first prize in the “Young China Watchers & Lau China Institute Writing Competition 2022” on the topic of China’s Digital Transformation.
How Online Mass-Line Could Transform China’s Political Ecosystem
Voices on China – Li Qiang, Founder of China Labor Watch
Li Qiang is the founder and executive director of China Labor Watch (CLW), a New York-based nongovernmental organization that was established in October 2000. The mission of the organization is to defend workers’ rights in China through research, advocacy and
Voices on China — Sam Hogg, founder and editor of Beijing to Britain
Sam Hogg is the London-based founder and editor of “Beijing to Britain,” a weekly briefing on U.K.-China relations. He previously worked on China policy in Parliament and the private sector. Young China Watchers (YCW): You started your newsletter, “Beijing to
Voices on China – Josh Chin, deputy China bureau chief, The Wall Street Journal
Josh Chin is deputy China bureau chief for The Wall Street Journal. He previously covered politics and tech in China as a reporter with the newspaper for more than a decade. He led an investigative team that won the Gerald
Voices on China – Joseph Zhao, Chris Zheng and Christina Zhang, Cambridge Chinese Migration Studies Group
Joseph Zhao, Chris Zheng and Christina Zhang speak about their research and discussion group, the Cambridge Chinese Migration Studies Group, and their efforts to produce knowledge about internal migration in China.