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A diverse group of sharp and fun pieces that delve into culturally relevant issues and stories of the moment through investigative, photo, and new journalism.
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Living
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Meet More Expats
Microsoft China's chief piracy czar and four other expats share their experiences living in the Middle Kingdom. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
010: The China Issue - May 20 2008
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Magazine
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GOOD Q&A: Kelly Cox
Kelly Cox, an integrated marketing specialist for the NRDC, knows that environmental progress can't happen without strong legislation. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
010: The China Issue - Apr 30 2008
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Living
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Welcome to the O.C.
Daniel Brook visits the suburban anomaly of Orange County, China. — read more
Contributors: Daniel Brook
010: The China Issue - Mar 22 2008
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Politics
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Refugee Renegades
Somalia's largest privately run refugee camp is a beacon of hope for those plagued by strife and failed by international peacekeepers. David Axe investigates Camp Hawa Abdi. — read more
010: The China Issue - Mar 22 2008
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Culture
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Moving Pictures
The acclaimed Chinese director Jia Zhang Ke reflects on what film has meant for the modernization of China. — read more
Contributors: Jia Zhang Ke
010: The China Issue - Apr 01 2008
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Living
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Strangers in a Strange Land
Jon Lombardo was surprised by the grooming customs at his local Shanghai gym. He and six other expats in China share their experiences. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
010: The China Issue - Mar 28 2008
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Magazine
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GOOD Q&A: Jessica Flannery
Jessica Flannery, co-founder and director of business development of Kiva, sees big changes in small loans. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
010: The China Issue - Apr 16 2008
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Culture
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The China Issue
Getting to know the world's other superpower. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
010: The China Issue - Mar 28 2008
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Politics
5 votes
Remember Tibet?
Samdhong Rinpoche, the Tibetan prime minister, discusses freedom, resistance, and China. Interview by Matt Schwartz. — read more
Contributors: Matt Schwartz
010: The China Issue - Mar 22 2008
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Business & Money
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Boomtown
With new oil fields discovered on the border of Montana and North Dakota, big money is flooding into small towns. Visit the epicenter of North America’s new oil boom. — read more
Contributors: Zach Dundas
010: The China Issue - Mar 22 2008
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Living
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The New China
Shenzhen, once a sleepy fishing village, is now a teeming city of skyscrapers. Will this model of modern China be a lesson in getting too big too fast? — read more
Contributors: Adam Matthews
010: The China Issue - Apr 01 2008
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Politics
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Why China Matters #1
Because we’re less than five years from a new generation of Chinese leaders with whom a far stronger relationship may well be built. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
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Politics
1 vote
Why China Matters #2
Because China will not be our biggest future enemy but our most important ally. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
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Business & Money
1 vote
Why China Matters #3
Because China is globalization’s general contractor: always happy to take the job and your money, but hard to get on the phone once you discover problems. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
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Environment
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Why China Matters #4
Because as China builds out its infrastructure, it can set a good or a bad example to developing economies struggling to deal with fragile environments. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
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Politics
1 vote
Why China Matters #5
Because the panda “huggers” versus “sluggers” debate is a lot of hot air—until Washington scares Beijing into raising your mortgage interest rate five points overnight. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
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Politics
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Why China Matters #6
Because China’s demand for resources is altering global markets in ways both profound and perverse. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
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Business & Money
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Why China Matters #7
Because China’s rapid and deep integration into manufacturing means that Chinese products permeate your life—at some risk. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
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Politics
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Why China Matters #8
Because China’s transformation echoes much of America’s past: not only the good, but plenty of the bad, and the ugly too. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
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Business & Money
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Why China Matters #9
Because China may be an ancient civilization, but it's a young society that's growing up very quickly—and unevenly. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
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Politics
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Why China Matters #10
Because Nixon went to China and your world was born. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
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Politics
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Ten Reasons Why China Matters To You
Don’t be scared of China—the country is perfectly positioned to be our most powerful ally. — read more
Contributors: Thomas P.M. Barnett
010: The China Issue - Apr 02 2008
