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CER links: Naomi Klein's take on China, intraparty democracy

By CER Del.icio.us October 22nd, 2007

The Editors suggest checking out the following links:

City Journal: Breaking the Chinese Code by E. S. Savas - "There seems to be no James Madison in power who can raise his head and point out that having numerous factions enables governance of a large country." - er... what about Hu Jintao's interparty democracy?

WSJ: Investors Expect Beijing To Mind Stock-Price Gap - "Analysts were quick to doubt Beijing plans outright arbitrage, because it would be difficult to open a way to buy and sell between the markets without undermining China's ability to control its exchange rate."

WSJ: Chinese Bank Searches Abroad for New Talent - "Earlier this month, China International Capital Corp. kicked off its U.S. headhunting trip in New York at a Ritz-Carlton hotel near Wall Street. More than 100 professionals, mostly overseas Chinese, were invited"

FinanceAsia: Is China run by neocons? - "Controversy surrounds Naomi Klein's interpretation of the China 'miracle', but a recent World Bank report offers her support."

Unity before democracy for China's Communists - Yahoo! News UK -

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