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 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.
Heinrich Böll Stiftung North America is accepting fellowship applications from U.S./German journalists for stories on U.S./European or transatlantic debates and policy responses related to China’s growing technological power and influence. Details on the YCW blog.
While China’s facial recognition technology ranks among the world’s best, says Jeffrey Ding of the Future of Humanity Institute University of Oxford, in many other areas of AI, China still lags behind the U.S.