The China Media Project translates a Southern Metropolis Daily editorial that wishes to see real, tangible democracy underpinning the flashy "online democracy" represented by Premier Wen Jiabao's online Q&A and the recent Internet investigation of a... ...full story at Danwei
from Danwei on Mon, Mar 02 2009
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Online democracy in China. » YouTube |
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links for 2007-06-23 » RConversation People's Daily Online -- Democracy in China's Internet politics Very interesting op-ed from Chinese official media. "The healthy development of Internet politics will be of great importance to the development of a socialist democracy. Internet technology... |
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The democracy movement since 1989 » Danwei Oiwan Lam at Global Voices Online translates an anonymous piece via China in Perspective, an account of a meeting that took place over Mother's Day on May 10: A number of intellectuals in Beijing organized a seminar discussing 20 years of the democracy... |
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China: Online Democracy » Global Voices Uln from Chinayouren takes a tour around the Internet to see how netizens respond to the recent NPC-CPCC meeting and online chat between legislators and netizens. |
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Netizens change China's political landscape » People's Daily Listening to online voices is becoming more important for Chinese officials, as was shown in Premier Wen Jiabao's web chat with netizens on Saturday. Observers believe it reflects the top leadership's will to promote "Internet democracy." ... |
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Xinhua Daily calls for democracy » Danwei From the Black and White Cat blog, which translates Wang Xiaofeng's blog post on the headlines of the official newspaper for Jiangsu province, the Xinhua Daily before 1949, when the CCP were trying to oust the KMT. The headlines range from "Democracy is... |
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