Beijing struggles to 'ride the tiger of liberalisation.'(includes related chronology of rebellions in China, 1997-2000)

Article Abstract:

The government of China is preparing for membership in the World Trade Organization, but it is finding that this preparation often conflicts with its communist principles. Both the social network and labor force of the country is being dramatically affected.

Membership, Unemployment, World Trade Organization

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China cracks down on Web dissidents

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China faces the task of expanding information technology within the country, while attempting to police the Internet for security and stability threats. Along with hackers, the government is concerned with the activities of political dissidents.

Internet, Online services, Internet services

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Falun Gong: the challenge to Beijing

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The government of China has outlawed the Falun Gong sect and has reacted harshly to its public demonstrations. The size of the movement, and the wide range of its membership, seem to have unnerved govenment officials.

Social policy, Falun Dafa (Sect)

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